Unzen, Kyushu, Japan 4,921 1,500 1663 A 1792 eruption caused a debris avalanche and tsunami that killed more than 10,000 people.
This could have caused a debris dam between S-15 and S-17, and a later collapse of the dam may have caused a debris flow of greater magnitude.
In addition, strong waves of up to 35 feet (10.5 m) in height crashed along the southern coastline for several hours, causing a debris line of more than 800 feet (250 m) inland.
Chrysler said "block debris" could cause a connecting rod bearing failure.
In tropical dry forest in Quintana Roo, Mexico, Lynch (1991) found that numbers of Black-headed Trogons did not decline significantly following Hurricane Gilbert in 1988; however, wildfires fueled by hurricane debris did cause a decline in trogon numbers in the year following the fires.
"Ingestion of debris may cause a blockage in the digestive tract, perforate the gut, result in a loss of nutrition (due to displacement of food), or cause a false feeling of being 'full,' " said a fact sheet from the Marine Debris Program of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Paper trash and other kinds of debris can cause a car fire to spin out of control, so be sure to keep the interior of your vehicle free of paper and trash.
This study tackles the concept of indirect risk by assessing the territorial consequences of the disruption of a road network caused by a debris flow.
The linear representation of the degradation of territorial accessibility shows the impact on the two main detour roads via the towns of Gap and Argentière-la-Bessée. Open image in new window Fig. 5 Difference in access time (in minutes) from Grenoble between normal and disturbed situations caused by a debris flow event in the Rif Blanc catchment (total road cut).
Clean table saws thoroughly to remove debris that could cause a bad cut.
