Making disaster mitigation personal : an American Red Cross approach / Dr. John Clizbe.

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Subject: This paper provides an overview of Red Cross initiatives to help make families and neighborhoods safer from hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, and other natural hazards. It also suggest possible ways that other small non-profit public and private organizations can promote and encourage disaster mitigation where it counts in communities across the United States.

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This paper provides an overview of Red Cross initiatives to help make families and neighborhoods safer from hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, and other natural hazards. It also suggest possible ways that other small non-profit public and private organizations can promote and encourage disaster mitigation where it counts in communities across the United States.

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