Coming to terms with cyclones.
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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: AUG 1975Description: 8p., ill., 9 refsSubject(s): Subject: The experience of Darwin suggests that reasonably cyclone-resistant shops, office blocks and factories can be built. It is much more expensive for residential housing to be cyclone resistant, but to reduce the damage to buildings from cyclonic winds, building codes will need to change
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The experience of Darwin suggests that reasonably cyclone-resistant shops, office blocks and factories can be built. It is much more expensive for residential housing to be cyclone resistant, but to reduce the damage to buildings from cyclonic winds, building codes will need to change
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