Cyclone Tracy not only destroyed the city of Darwin, but also took the lives of the people living there, including their homes and personal finances. Here are some of Cyclone Tracy’s environmental impact.

Effects of The Hydrosphere Strong waves and rain caused by the cyclone can have devastating effects on the underwater ecosystems, causing decades of harm. The economic impacts of Cyclone Tracy were upsetting to Australia.

A tropical cyclone can impact the economy, environment and society. The Social, Economic and Environmental impacts of Cyclone Tracy: The Social, Economic and Environmental. trees were uprooted and turned over. Metal, glass, debris and rubbish were thrown all … The debt added from assistance and damage added up to over 380 million dollars. With a tropical cyclone comes loss, destruction and economic break downs. The impacts of Cyclone Tracy were absolutely catastrophic. Some more than others. Effects on the Biosphere Strong winds, as well as rain and fast moving debree can lead to loss of life and injury. It is the most compact tropical cyclone on record in Australia, with the gale force winds reaching out only 48  km (30  mi) from the centre. Here are some impacts of a tropical cyclone: They included: Huge loss of homes - the city had to be virtually rebuilt from scratch. gardens were pulled out of the ground. Effects on the Lithosphere Strong winds and rain can cause… The water supplies were ruined, the water was contaminated., sewerage lines were damaged and this resulted to a lack of sanitation and poisons which leaked into the environment. There were numerous economic effects from Cyclone Tracy. Loss of crops, animals, estate, farm land and homes can cost millions of dollars to repair if one has insurance. impacts of Cyclone Tracy: As Cyclone Tracy was one of the most catastrophic tropical cyclones that Australia has ever experienced, it has had both short and long term social, economic and environmental impacts on the community. Cyclone Tracy, 1974, ended in almost complete destruction, which caused a catastrophic disruption to Darwin. Social - Cyclone Tracy killed 71 people and seriously … metal, glass and other debris was thrown all over town. litter in the ocean, destroying animals’ habitats. Cyclone Tracy was a tropical cyclone that destroyed the city of Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia, from Christmas Eve to Christmas Day, 1974.