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I am a Bainbridge colloge student, this site was advised to me to research Japan's situation but I can't get access.

Last Updated: Jun 23, 2011 | 6 Views

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Hello! Almost all of the content on our Japan Earthquake, Tsunami & Nuclear Crisis LibGuide is freely available to anyone on the Internet. Exceptions are:

The COM Library Resources box on the Science of Earthquakes & Tsunamis
Most of the boxes on the About Japan tab. The exception on this page is the More on Japan box, which anyone can access.

All other content on all other pages is freely available. To find out more about Japan, try the database in your library--you may even have the same databases, you'll just need to access then through Bainbridge.

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Japan Earthquake, Tsunami & Nuclear Crisis

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