Hurricanes
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Weather Preparations Help Adapt to Climate-Related Threats Amidst Concerns of Frequent Storms
Weather preparedness, policies, and programs help adapt and prepare against climate-related threats amidst the threat of frequent storms. It can potentially reduce risk and minimize damage from stormy conditions in the US. Read here.
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