There were several immediate actions that were most likely taken in the Hawaiian islands to prevent the loss of life as the tsunami approached. Some of the immediate actions would of been to sound the alarms for the residents of the area, move to higher ground, and broadcast radio and television bulletins to alert the people. Ships would of also needed to be moved away from the coast.
Very dry conditions caused by high atmospheric pressure, deforestation, desertification, overgrazing which rids land of vegetation causing erosion of fertile topsoil, and warming changes due to global climate change.
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It's just an island, it can't have a measureable impact on the environment within a hundred years.
Answer:true
Explanation: Seventy-five percent of Canada's population resides in a narrow 150-kilometre band pushing up against the U.S., with close ties south of the line.
