Emergency management USA.

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United States. Federal Emergency Management Agency

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: May 1986Description: 11, ca. 250 p. : ill., figsReport number: FEMA-HS-2; UnknownSubject(s):

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Subject: This programmed learning text aims to increase knowledge of emergency management in the event of: natural disasters such as earthquakes, tsunami, fires, floods, tornadoes, volcanic eruptions, and droughts; technological hazards such as dam bursts and radiation waste spills; and nuclear and terrorist attacks. The text is designed for use of American families

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Programmed Learning Text

This document supersedes FEMA-SS-2

The programme contains eight texts as follow: unit 1 - four phases of emergency management; unit 2 - risk analysis; unit 3 - natural and technological hazards; unit 4 - plan development including a family emergency plan; unit 5 - nuclear attack risk; unit 6 - emergency plan for nuclear attack; unit 7 - personal action plans; and unit 8 - emergency management review

This programmed learning text aims to increase knowledge of emergency management in the event of: natural disasters such as earthquakes, tsunami, fires, floods, tornadoes, volcanic eruptions, and droughts; technological hazards such as dam bursts and radiation waste spills; and nuclear and terrorist attacks. The text is designed for use of American families

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