Responding to Emergencies
Written by Anne Rooney
Illustrated by
Part of the Charities in Action Series
RRP £9.99
Synopsis
Responding to Emergencies by Anne Rooney
All around the world there are charities trying ready to respond to emergencies, from huge natural disasters like earthquakes and industrial accidents like the Fukushima nuclear plant, to civil disorder and daily accidents like capsized boats and mountain rescue. This book looks at the efforts of charity workers and volunteers, with exciting stories and case studies, and gives advice on how readers can get involved.About the Author
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Format
Paperback
64 pages
Interest Age: From 11 to 16 years
Author
Anne Rooney
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Publisher
Raintree an imprint of Capstone Global Library Ltd
Publication date
18th July 2013
ISBN
9781406238556
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