Land use planning and natural hazard mitigation.

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Institute for Business & Home Safety (Boston, Mass.)

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TextSeries: Natural hazard mitigation insights (Institute for Business & Home Safety) ; no. 8 - October 1998Publication details: Boston, Mass. : IBHS, 1998Description: 7 p. : ill., mapISSN:

1089-6058

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Subject: Hazard-sensitive areas like California and Florida will face even more strain as development pressures increase in response to an expanding national population. Communities must establish a sound land use strategy that starts with natural hazard mitigation. Everyone should take advantage now of the opportunity to make a difference in their communities

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Hazard-sensitive areas like California and Florida will face even more strain as development pressures increase in response to an expanding national population. Communities must establish a sound land use strategy that starts with natural hazard mitigation. Everyone should take advantage now of the opportunity to make a difference in their communities

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