1.6 eyafjallajokull - global interdependence Flashcards

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when?

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14 april 2010

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2
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what happened to the population who lived nearby?

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recorded high levels of irritation and respiratory symptoms in comparison to a control group from north iceland

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airline costs

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international air transport association (IATA) stated that the total loss for the airline industry was around US $1.7 billion

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roughly how many flights were cancelled

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107,000 cancelled during an 8-day period, accounting for 48% of total air traffic and roughly 10 million passengers

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art impact

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disruption had effects on the arts worldwide, many events subject to cancellations.
british music bands who were scheduled to perform in california for the annual coachella music and arts festival eventually cancelled their performances

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african countries lost how much?

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according to the world bank US $65 million due to effect of the airspace shutdown on perishable exports

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kenyan flower industry suffered how?

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US $2 million losses per day, with 3,000 tonnes of flowers destroyed and thousands of workers temporarily laid off

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uganda fish and flower export business affected how?

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lack of air freight

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what happened to fresh salmon from iceland and norway

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had to be stored cold and could not be exported
but new zealand fisheries economy did benefit by receiving substantially boosted orders for salmon

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what happened to the nissan plant in japan

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stop production of 3 car models because they ran out of critical sensor produced in ireland

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how was sports affected?

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2010 japanese MotoGP postponed when the majority of teams were unable to travel to the circuit from their european bases

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import and exports europe affected

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air travel shut down in 2010, with the european economy lost US $5billion as a result of the disruption

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factories in chinas guangdong province

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air shipments of clothes and jewellry delayed.
south korea, samsung and LG were unable to air-freight more than 20% of their daily electronics exports and the federation of hong kong industries said hotels and restaurants in hong kong were facing shortages of european produce

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