"Disasters & emergencies are just that...disasters & emergencies," he wrote.
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People want to separate humanitarian disasters from national security disasters.
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But either way, her premiership is turning into a tragedy of small disasters, punctuated by big disasters, punctuated by even bigger disasters.
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Vulnerability to disasters is rising right alongside the severity of disasters.
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Terrible natural disasters were immediately followed by different terrible natural disasters.
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There are so many natural disasters, but now humans create disasters everyday.
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"So many social disasters come after the natural disasters happen," she said.
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DISASTERS Japan suffered several disasters - natural and manmade - during the Heisei era.
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Climate change is a someday peril, but slow disasters are still disasters.
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Some disasters are small, and some disasters are just very far away.
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Past disasters Friday's horror brings back memories of twin disasters that shook Manila in recent years.
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Natural disasters represented about $300 billion of the total, while man-made disasters another $6 billion.
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A federal law currently prevents man-made disasters like the water crisis from qualifying as national disasters.
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These disasters are the new normal — several other states are currently recovering from disasters of their own.
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Aid is finally reaching the islands—fuel for generators, water, medical supplies, food—but disasters always breed disasters.
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Disasters Both natural and man-made disasters may instigate a spike in malicious activity of many different forms.
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Historically, man-made disasters — such as wars — do not illicit the same level of philanthropic response as natural disasters.
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Communities were crushed by major disasters The decade also brought catastrophic natural and environmental disasters to points across the world.
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It's a future of terrifying disasters—and a future where scientists know more about the underpinnings and mechanics of those disasters.
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Previously, the Community Help tool was only available during accidental disasters, like a building fire, or natural disasters, like an earthquake.
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All disasters are unique and our mission remains true that we are here to help all people before, during, and after disasters.
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Deaths from multi-year disasters have been divided evenly across the years in which the disasters occurred; 0003 data is through Dec. 5.
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However, the act does not allow for infrastructure disasters like the lead in the water in Flint, to be declared as full disasters.
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But, you know, in the long run, if these hurricanes and natural disasters behave like previous hurricanes and natural disasters, it evens out.
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To help people predict and respond to natural and technological disasters, NASA's Earth Science Disasters Program uses satellites to observe Earth from space.
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And humans—I think the when people worry about the disasters that AI is going to bring, I think it's not the disasters.
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Overall they show little long-term impact on growth from one-off disasters, but do not support the idea that disasters provide economic stimulus.
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It follows the concept of the Disasters Emergency Committee, which has been the U.K. response to many overseas disasters for more than 50 years.
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Infrastructure in disasters: The Bipartisan Policy Center will hold a forum examining how the United States could build infrastructure to better withstand natural disasters.
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It propels sudden-onset disasters like floods and storms and slow-onset disasters like drought and desertification; those disasters contribute to failed crops, famine and overcrowded urban centers; those crises inflame political unrest and worsen the impacts of war, which leads to even more displacement.
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Disasters Across the globe, it was a weekend of horrific disasters: In Pakistan, at least 153 people were killed when a fuel tanker truck exploded.
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Too many natural disasters: Senators need to tackle a supplemental aid package to fund relief efforts in communities hit by disasters throughout the United States.
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Asia-Pacific is home to 40 percent of natural disasters and 84 percent of people affected by natural disasters worldwide, according to the United Nations.
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He found that rich countries didn't experience fewer or less severe natural disasters than poorer countries but that richer nations experience less death from their disasters.
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"We all know the important role that the Disasters Emergency Committee plays in channeling the British public's extraordinary generosity to respond to disasters overseas," he said.
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This decade is when the number of billion-dollar disasters in the US reached a new high, as more natural disasters than ever hit the country.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency's ability to respond to natural disasters has been reportedly stretched to the brink after multiple natural disasters in the last three years.
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"Republicans are essentially saying the disasters in our states are more important than the disasters in your state," said Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the Democratic leader.
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In other words, we scrimp before disasters and then have to pay out huge amounts after disasters — a horrible case of being penny wise and pound foolish.
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The Department of Homeland Security denies that any money transferred came from FEMA's disasters relief accounts, which pay for work related to hurricanes and other natural disasters.
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In his letter, Walker quoted Vice President Pence's stance in 2005, when he was a member of Congress, saying that natural disasters should not become debt disasters.
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In terms of its direct impact, people exposed to climate-related disasters—whether these are natural disasters or social disasters like the Syrian refugee crisis—are prone to experience a profound psychological distress in the face of the death and destruction that these events leave in their wake.
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In the months since, it has highlighted the ways recovery efforts designed for disasters of years past fail those affected by the climate change-heightened disasters of today.
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The assets are going to be insured against natural disasters such as earthquake, floods and fires, as well as man-made disasters like rioting, terrorism and plane crashes.
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The bottom line: In a future where natural disasters could be more frequent and more intense because of climate change, the politics of natural disasters will just get hotter.
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The Cowboys' collapse from 12-234 in 22013 to 24-22016 last year was a perfect storm of unforeseeable disasters, except for the few disasters that were totally foreseeable.
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The president, joined by other leading Democrats, has rejected those overtures, arguing that FEMA funds should be reserved for natural disasters, not man-made disasters like that in Flint.
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"In man-made disasters, the psychological consequences can be very severe and ongoing," David Eisenman, the director of the Center for Public Health and Disasters at U.C.L.A., told me.
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The ability to accurately count victims of natural disasters will give accurate information to grieving communities and help us understand how we can mitigate the damage of future disasters.
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Costly disasters: Lloyds of London has reported a £1 billion ($1.3 billion) loss for 2018, citing the mounting cost of natural disasters as one reason for the poor results.
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Popularly known as the "Doomsday Vault," it holds "spare" copies of seeds in the event of local or global-scale crop disasters caused by war, climate change, or natural disasters.
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This is a cycle repeated after disasters, where emergency managers and responders are left in limbo over how to plan and pay for disasters because existing funding mechanisms are insufficient.
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The platform's safety check is available to users during crises like terrorist attacks and natural disasters, but Facebook noted that the new features would only be available during natural disasters.
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Disasters sometimes change rank depending on new information—between 210 and 2000 "public unrest" became less likely, somehow—but the overall list of disasters is generally the same each time.
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An office within DHS, the National Infrastructure Simulation and Analysis Center (NISAC), creates analyses and reports about how disasters like hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, and other disasters would impact vital infrastructure.
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The 102-page amendment included retroactive tax relief for victims of disasters occurring from 2012 to 2015, and also included relief for victims of natural disasters from 85003 and forward.
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Congress can provide resources for communities to become resilient to disasters, preventing loss of life and costly infrastructure damage that comes when hurricanes, fires, tornadoes, and other natural disasters hit.
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Disasters of disease and disruption; disasters violently compounded by our inability to temper our wishes and tolerate our differences; and, finally, death upon death of treasured talismans of better times.
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Insurers and reinsurers are counting the costs of three major hurricanes and other natural disasters this year, with some estimating 2017 will be the most expensive on record for insured disasters.
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In "Death & Disasters Series," Klaver turns her discerning eye to the disasters of the day as relayed by the media, just as Warhol did in his series of the same title.
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"(Furthermore), it is recommended to introduce longer-term measures to increase farm and household resilience to natural disasters and climate change," the report said, citing North Korea's susceptibility to natural disasters.
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The National Infrastructure Simulation and Analysis Center (NISAC), an office inside the DHS, oversaw the creation of analyses of how disasters like hurricanes, floods, and other disasters would impact vital infrastructure.
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It was invoked after natural disasters, like hurricanes Katrina and Sandy, and during man-made disasters like the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, and the recession that started in December 2007.
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"These aren't natural disasters, they are natural phenomena, and we humans turn them into disasters by not doing preparations that are necessary in a zone subject to this kind of phenomenon."
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One recommendation is for regulators to penalize banks that lend money in areas that have been hit by disasters, yet have not taken steps to protect themselves against similar future disasters.
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Migrants from Haiti and El Salvador were protected in the US after disasters In the past, the US government has stepped up the protections it offers migrants after natural disasters hit.
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Ninety percent of deaths from disasters happen in low- and middle-income countries, he noted at the opening of the three-day conference on disasters in the Mexican resort of Cancun.
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But we have a few disasters — which is great.
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At judgement time, everyone's biscotti looks passable — no disasters.
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" Jane of Milwaukee's headline is "Disasters Over The Decades.
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"Anything from disasters at sea, oil spills, earthquakes, tsunamis, natural disasters like flooding and so forth where you have on the ground forces to help, time is of the essence," said Witting.
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Although the two disasters were on opposite sides of the planet, they both illustrate the same economic lesson: capitalist economic systems, which foster economic development, are the best defense against natural disasters.
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Disasters before the wildfires California has grappled with multiple disasters costing billions of dollars from floodings to landslides that buried portions of the Pacific Coast Highway and destroyed the Pfeiffer Canyon Bridge.
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Natural disasters: Global climate change and its correlation to the frequency and size of natural disasters such as hurricanes, wildfires and floods means that we will experience greater impacts from these events.
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Lightning is the leading killer among natural disasters in India.
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Major natural disasters are more frequent and hard to predict.
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Before that, I wrote about Zoom and Superhuman's PR disasters.
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The twin disasters have so far claimed over 1,400 lives.
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Mosquitoes spread Zika and West Nile after major disasters, too.
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That's 123 good outcomes, two disasters and 35 wasted downs.
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Trust is not something easy to regain after major disasters.
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Egypt's aviation incidents Egypt is no stranger to aviation disasters.
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Even after disasters and wars, there are examples of this.
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Several disasters have buffeted Indonesia's tourist spots in recent months.
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The region is prone to natural disasters and extreme weather.
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My life is one series of fascinating disasters after another.
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Fallout: Disasters, Lies and the Legacy of the Nuclear Age.
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I passed legislation with Ted Cruz to protect after disasters.
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Is this the main way criminals make money from disasters?
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Trump's climate executive order leaves communities more vulnerable to disasters.
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A total of 2321 people died in the two disasters.
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Natural disasters lead to billions of dollars in property losses.
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Disasters have already cost the US economy billions of dollars.
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Disasters are often followed by a wave of opportunistic crimes.
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After disasters, rich countries have more money swirling around, too.
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Contract renegotiations are common during disasters, according to DRC's Sullivan.
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But hurricanes are not the only disasters the island faces.
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Not all the disasters that Dominica faces are natural ones.
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A total of 3213 people died in the two disasters.
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To be fair to us, those disasters are quite rare.
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And that, right there, is the challenge of natural disasters.
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Last week, I wrote about Zoom and Superhuman's PR disasters.
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Less frequently, it was reserved for victims of natural disasters.
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Natural disasters like this are increasing in severity and frequency.
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They must be constructed – or retrofitted – to withstand natural disasters.
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Other risks include currency fluctuations, political upheaval or natural disasters.
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" - "Heisei had a lot of disasters and the economy stagnated.
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TSA agents may have averted several disasters with their discoveries.
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I mean, yes: volcanic eruptions can be terrifying natural disasters.
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Businesses were quick to resume normal operations after these disasters.
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Responding to disasters doesn't end when the skies clear, either.
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But Fugate said many small businesses fail after natural disasters.
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They will face whopping payouts associated with disasters, he said.
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Disasters always tell us something about America's sins and blessings.
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Only then can disasters like the present one be avoided.
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Natural disasters have a way of demolishing artificial demarcation lines.
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Grants for preempting natural disasters brought on by climate change.
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This means no natural disasters and no bad weather days.
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Weather and wars are responsible for many disasters these days.
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We all know that we need government when disasters strike.
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National identity may also influence charitable giving for some disasters.
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In total, the president declared 59 major disasters last year.
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When natural disasters strike, governments frequently step in with aid.
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This includes temperature, precipitation and lack thereof, and natural disasters.
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A total of 346 people died from the two disasters.
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Humanitarian immigration seeks to cope with natural or political disasters.
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And you can't have sustained development without consideration of disasters.
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After natural disasters, piles of debris are an inevitable hallmark.
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There's also less insurance available for these types of disasters.
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Natural disasters have also taken their toll on Cancún's beaches.
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It is a myth that disasters are nature's great equalizers.
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Some hospitals have tried to get out ahead of disasters.
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The previous record year, 2005, saw $215 billion in disasters.
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In the first hour, Zhang Mindong proclaimed them sartorial disasters.
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When there are natural disasters, we have looked to government.
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Disasters and tragedies are occasions when state and people meet.
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A total of 7877 people died in the two disasters.
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A total of 346 people died in the two disasters.
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Both natural disasters can occur in proximity to each other.
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Rising rents and natural disasters contributed to the modest increase.
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"This has been the year of disasters," Mr. Sutopo said.
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Minor disasters tend to follow her despite her best intentions.
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But the impacts of climate disasters won't be evenly distributed.
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Half of last year's losses from natural disasters were uninsured.
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"Natural disasters do not happen in a vacuum," he added.
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Others, like Puerto Rico, are reeling again from recent disasters.
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Other disasters of the Age of Jackson present greater challenges.
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Group chats turn into hellacious disasters all of the time.
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Climate refugees fleeing natural disasters arrive on our southern border.
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But profitability clearly doesn't prevent such disasters as Kokito's death.
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TrumpCare, RyanCare and McConnellCare have been political disasters for Republicans.
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That planning can significantly cut the cost of future disasters.
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The ASPCA routinely responds to animals endangered by natural disasters.
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Trump has consistently visited states following natural disasters and hurricanes.
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Disasters seem to be the just revenge of the gods.
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What we've seen is more than just public relations disasters.
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Over the years, several disasters have struck on this date.
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Local businesses and economies feel the effects of these disasters.
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Carbajal said the ASPCA helped rescue pets after the disasters.
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There's also fascinating research about how altruism spikes after disasters.
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A total of 23.3 people died in the two disasters.
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He argues that certain types of disasters have become predictable.
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The third bill, the Securing Access to Networks in Disasters Act, requires the commission to start a proceeding with the aim of making sure that people have access to mobile service during the disasters.
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The authors estimate that 7 million people were displaced by climate disasters between January and June of this year, the highest mid-year total of displacements associated with disasters ever recorded by the group.
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But the last two years have underscored the burden of natural disasters on the $20-trillion American economy: the combined cost of such U.S. disasters in 2017 and 2018 exceeded $400 billion in total.
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As many world leaders sleep walk their way through climate change, natural disasters are happening more frequently and with more severity -- and this siphons away attention and resources from the faraway, man-made disasters.
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Expanding the number of people who are insured against worsening losses from storms, drought, floods and other climate-related disasters could reduce the estimated $180 billion in annual losses around the world from natural disasters.
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Such work is part of the agency&aposs Earth Science Disasters Program , which provides and helps to coordinate important data about wildfires, floods, hurricanes, earthquakes, oil spills and other disasters, both natural and human-caused.
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The National Health Security Preparedness Index quantifies our readiness for the health impacts of disasters through a process that includes "access to high-quality medical services across the continuum of care during and after disasters".
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As PR disasters go, that is a hard pair to beat.
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Worldwide natural disasters caused $160 billion in economic damage in 2018.
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It's made it harder for FEMA to respond to national disasters.
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And moderately sized disasters are more probable than you might think.
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Over the past year, two digital disasters have rocked the internet.
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In the midst of natural disasters, people tend to come together.
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Death, theft, heartbreak, bankruptcy, foreclosure, illness, terrorist attacks, natural disasters, etc.
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Really, halfway into 2015-16, which teams have truly been disasters?
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In the past, the baiu season has caused devastating natural disasters.
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Go deeper: The shared lessons of the Boeing and GM disasters
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Conspiracy theories have dogged disasters and outbreaks of illness probably forever.
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Don't end up on the next list of deadly art disasters.
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The impact of the twin disasters went beyond the human toll.
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Children don't choose to be affected by conflict and natural disasters.
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It was one of the deadliest disasters in modern Canadian history.
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Some expressed frustration that other disasters had not received similar support.
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Why it matters: Globally, natural disasters cost $337 billion in 2017.
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The list of disasters exacerbated by climate change keeps getting longer.
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United's horrors were sandwiched between two other self-inflicted brand disasters.
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These days, we are bombarded by warnings about imminent technological disasters.
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Our fingerprints are on these disasters like never before in history.
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For most disasters, especially smaller ones, the system has been functional.
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There have been only two disasters since the service was inaugurated.
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Yet despite this month of PR disasters, United is doing fine.
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Natural disasters seem to be more plentiful and powerful than ever.
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We don't necessarily have to view coverage of disasters as exploitation.
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With disasters this cute, however, Kim doesn't really seem to mind.
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For instance, risking your life doing rescue operations after mining disasters.
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Barring disasters, one of the pair will be president next January.
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The beast represents irresistible force, be it wars or natural disasters.
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Yemen is one of the greatest humanitarian disasters of our time.
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This suggests that disasters are the product of the human condition.
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But other experts describe disasters as "manifestations of unresolved development problems".
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"These disasters do clarify the mind about the program," Ellis said.
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Imagine, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, but specializing in cyber disasters.
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What makes anyone feel more alive than yelling at preventable disasters?
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They conclude that they oppose whatever policies have created these disasters.
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They're all, as Gaffney puts it, different kinds of total disasters.
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The company's equipment has been blamed for contributing to those disasters.
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Jess is a magnet for romantic disasters and a total klutz.
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It's an act of mutual destruction, much like the disasters themselves.
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Social ties, it turns out, matter when it comes to disasters.
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They're the latest in a string of devastating disasters this year.
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Maybe last year's disasters will truly be a wake-up call.
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The disasters shaved $100 million off passenger revenues in the quarter.
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The total tally of these disasters is a staggering $1.6 trillion.
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Blockchain can also play a role in mitigating bad-weather disasters.
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At home, he has knelt to comfort victims of natural disasters.
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How NASA helps out with the biggest disasters in the world.
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Elections are human events, but they can feel like natural disasters.
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More seasoned executives have stumbled in their responses to natural disasters.
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Climate disasters point to several areas where businesses face increased risks.
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Of natural disasters we ask: Who is concerned enough to help?
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It's traditionally given to people fleeing from wars or natural disasters.
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In fact disasters often increase the need for health care services.
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Looking back, 2628 was another remarkable year of billion-dollar disasters.
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Not to mention all the business disasters and unpaid construction workers.
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Fortunately, we have demonstrated the capacity to learn from previous disasters.
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There have been multiple aviation disasters in Pakistan in recent years.
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This Op-Ed suggests one way to prevent oil train disasters.
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They can help inform operational plans for tomorrow's conflicts and disasters.
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Worldwide natural disasters caused $160 billion in economic damage in 103.
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Extreme dry periods are no less devastating than other natural disasters.
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There is likely always a solution to avoid disasters like this.
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Natural disasters, including climate change, likewise defy scientific or political control.
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Of course, there have been weather-related disasters in the past.
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Japan suffered several disasters - natural and manmade - during the Heisei era.
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Some of those messages have certainly reunited families and avoided disasters.
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It was the most spectacular ups and downs, triumphs and disasters.
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When natural disasters strike, they have little to no safety net.
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The home improvement business has a complicated tie to natural disasters.
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Frequent "poop disasters" also plagued another elite nanny based in Missouri.
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There is precedent in China for ascribing manufactured disasters to nature.
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He has spent years reporting on wars, crises and natural disasters.
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People stock up ahead of hurricanes, tornadoes and other natural disasters.
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But the record from similar disasters suggests that this is unlikely.
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It is particularly helpful in cases of crime or mass disasters.
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In my job in Baltimore, I handled natural disasters and outbreaks.
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Akihito and Empress Michiko were a consoling presence particularly after disasters.
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All these ideas that disintermediate people from the brand are disasters.
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Your contributors sometimes report stories from odd situations, like natural disasters.
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In aviation disasters, early speculation often turns out to be misguided.
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The disasters also caused a meltdown at the Fukushima nuclear plant.
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A flawed anti-stall system played a role in both disasters.
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The flawed anti-stall system played a role in both disasters.
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Experts who study the health impacts of natural disasters say no.
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The presidents have a history of coming together after natural disasters.
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Sales-wise, they were disasters; but to Williams, they were masterpieces.
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In June and July, natural disasters wreaked havoc across the globe.
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"As a dermatologist, I usually see the disasters," says Dr. Heath.
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Adapt and Learn, FastThe novel coronavirus is different from other disasters.
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Learn about the hazards and most likely disasters in your area.
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Not every region is prone to the same types of disasters.
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And as Knowles points out, disasters tend to exacerbate social inequalities.
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In such volatile times, any of these disasters could befall Mrs.
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It ranks as one of the world's most devastating natural disasters.
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That includes quality issues, contamination issues, weather events, or natural disasters.
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Doomsday preppers are accustomed to preparing for disasters of all kinds.
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Here's a quick rundown of the two disasters' similarities and differences.
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Disabled people are also disproportionately affected by disasters, say aid workers.
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Jordy Hendrikx has lost friends and a student to such disasters.
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Critics argue that Congress should be better prepared for such disasters.
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Proving a company's culpability for natural disasters is rarely this uncomplicated.
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It's become, unfortunately, a science behind these mass shootings and disasters.
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If disasters take us by surprise, it's because we weren't looking.
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Communications, energy, transportation and manufacturing sectors remain vulnerable to natural disasters.
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The company is seeking to recover from several public relations disasters.
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Both are humanitarian disasters whose ground-level stories horrify and enrage.
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DISASTERS IN THE FIRST WORLD Stories By Olivia Clare 188 pp.
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And Australia's conflagrations are but a taste of disasters to come.
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Sea disasters off its western coast, facing Italy, are less common.
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Plus: a cascade of natural disasters, including catastrophic wildfires and hurricanes.
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The impact of these disasters goes well beyond a dollar figure.
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We're starting to realize there are no truly "natural" disasters anymore.
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It's too controversial to plan for disasters that are already here.
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Vladimir Puchkov: Minister of Civil Defense, Emergencies, and Natural Disasters 56.
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Disasters always seem to know your address, even if you move.
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The agreement also includes aid to respond to recent natural disasters.
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PPI, CPI and retail sales could've been disasters, but they weren't.
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The agency also offers assistance to people after emergencies and disasters.
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They can be used for construction, surveying disasters and far more.
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The legal action is common in maritime disasters, the company said.
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We covered a new president, international climate talks and natural disasters.
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In Bangladesh, fire and safety disasters come one after the other.
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It leads to disasters like rapid, catastrophic floods and debris flows.
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Those are all businesses that are gone, but they were disasters.
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There is no evidence yet that the two disasters are linked.
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As the NOAA report notes, this tally is the fourth highest number of total events ever recorded — behind 123 and 2011 (tied at 16 natural disasters) and 2015, which saw 260 natural disasters worth more than $229 billion slam the U.S. Last year was also one of the costliest for the American economy in terms of the impact from natural disasters.
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The NCEI, which operate under the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, releases a report each year totalling the damage done by natural disasters and counting the number of disasters with more than $1 billion in damage.
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The list of disasters or near disasters by fire at the country's historic monuments, in the last 21 years, is long — and includes notably the flames that engulfed the 183th-century parliament building in Brittany in 218.
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"If the worst fears are realized ... then we can say that it is one of the worst weather-related disasters, tropical-cyclone-related disasters in the southern hemisphere," said Clare Nullis of the U.N. World Meteorological Organization.
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Life-threatening disasters and states of emergency don't factor into the equation.
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Tanzania has been hit by several major ferry disasters over the years.
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These are based on historical studies of how humans behave in disasters.
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The removal business relies on networks of subcontracted trucks when disasters strike.
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Let&aposs see some disasters, because talk is real cheap right now.
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A lot of disasters can be avoided altogether by taking this tack.
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Save yourself from potential travel fashion disasters with the Joyus Travel Steamer.
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Sculptures from the Bronze Age exist today primarily because they weathered disasters.
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Rushing back into a revival leads to hilarious disasters like Arrested Development.
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Biological disasters aren't the only potential threats the OSTP could help with.
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After other natural disasters, these "matched" neighborhoods had the same giving behavior.
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Money to help communities harden their infrastructure against extreme weather and disasters.
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For recent proof, look only to the disasters in Venezuela and Nicaragua.
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In the game, the disasters make city planning more of a challenge.
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What happens in the case of natural disasters or a bad crop?
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Pets, farm animals, street animals...they are all affected by natural disasters.
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These self-built neighborhoods are prone to collapse when natural disasters hit.
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This phenomenon is nothing new, whether it's human violence or natural disasters.
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Medical bills are another common cause of ruin, as are natural disasters.
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The city has also improved its preparation for and response to disasters.
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What really sticks in your memory from your tour of nuclear disasters?
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Details: Those effected survived natural disasters including hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria.
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As in previous years natural disasters were the biggest cause of upheaval.
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Boeing is scrambling to regain public trust after the two deadly disasters.
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IT COULD have been one of the worst aviation disasters in history.
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The disasters "caused young people to re-evaluate their lives", he says.
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It's a smart solution that we've seen work after other natural disasters.
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Natural disasters happen, but often the catastrophes that follow are man-made.
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Rust has caused many deadly disasters, from bridge collapses to oil spills.
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You know how animals do strange things before storms or natural disasters?
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Insurance companies faced mounting catastrophe losses from hurricanes and other natural disasters.
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Climate change and natural disasters also can disproportionately impact communities of color.
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The carrier was loss-making and badly run well before those disasters.
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Did you have any disasters during shooting, with the appliances or makeup?
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Less than 500 are protected by insurance against climate and weather disasters.
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Both forged their stories in the crucible of horrific, paradigm-shifting disasters.
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"We believe these were disasters that could have been avoided," Friedman says.
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"We need to prepare for the disasters that are reasonably foreseeable here."
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But they often ran into money disasters that got in the way.
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Disasters bring some victims closer together as a family -- and a community.
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Those disasters then "act as risk multipliers in fragile contexts", he said.
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When environmental disasters happen, Burke said, the office helps guide the cleanup.
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I was under pressure, so I tried to focus on no disasters.
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Environmental disasters damped travel for 24 months, and disease for 21 months.
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And they used this ability to bring on the world's biggest disasters.
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But Mexico is now grappling with the aftermath of two natural disasters.
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"Hopefully, you don't need disasters to talk to your neighbors," he said.
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Lack of it breeds groupthink—which in turn can lead to disasters.
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Ferns are usually among the quickest plants to return after natural disasters.
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That number is approaching the record 16 billion-dollar disasters in 2011.
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This is a mantra that is relevant to hurricanes and other disasters.
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Telecommunications are also critical to communities devastated by natural and other disasters.
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Eighteen months ago, Hurricane Maria redefined the way we look at disasters.
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Money spent on adaptation measures is wasted if disasters keep getting worse.
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Disasters replicate and worsen the social cleavages and inequalities that preexisted them.
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Such increases typically happen during war, natural disasters and severe economic distress.
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Reality can intrude catastrophically, in the form of natural or political disasters.
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Responding to disasters is exciting and politically attractive, preventing them is not.
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The country has been battered by natural disasters over the last decade.
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Which is a noble goal, in this age of reply-all disasters.
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The growth in the cost of disasters in recent decades is staggering.
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Last year, about 19.2 million people fled their homes because of disasters.
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One of the greatest humanitarian disasters in Syria to date is looming.
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In 22019 and 2018, more than 200 disasters and wildfires were declared.
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And natural disasters aren't the only climate-related costs we can expect.
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Shipping these serious environmental disasters to Washington has not hastened their remediation.
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"But where do you go that's safe from natural disasters?" he asks.
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The unforeseen disasters are not the only reason for the tightening polls.
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It is traditionally given to people fleeing from wars or natural disasters.
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Women are more vulnerable to PTSD than men after disasters, Lowe said.
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Since 28503, more than 22019,000 U.S. counties have been affected by disasters.
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On average, the United States only experiences about 11 disasters per year.
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The resulting disasters, Velikovsky claimed, showed up in mythology around the world.
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But unfortunately for ISIS, some of them sound like whiny-ass disasters.
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Other than history, ghosts, natural disasters, and Cub-specific plagues I mean?
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This is not an oversight; Meek just like cartoons and FEMA disasters.
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Home improvement sales can be simultaneously harmed and boosted by natural disasters.
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Disasters may also widen existing health and economic disparities, according to experts.
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Natural and man-made disasters often occur with little or no warning.
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We would stumble into more disasters that don't arrive from the heavens.
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What city and surrounding strip of coastline did "twin natural disasters" strike?
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More than 2,000 people have been confirmed killed by the natural disasters.
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It is a reporter's job to bring empathy to disasters like this.
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"They've been responding to natural disasters, so that's their forte," Wilkie said.
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But natural disasters don't affect all of America, much less the world.
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Their long-term work involves helping shelters prepare for disasters in advance.
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We do a good job trying to reduce the aftermath of disasters.
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Opinion Dr. Peek studies how to keep children safe from natural disasters.
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Between 2014-2018, however, that number spiked to 13 disasters a year.
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This global humanitarian nonprofit sends medical teams to areas stricken by disasters.
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The costliest year for natural disasters in the United States was 2017.
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Disasters are a useful part of the cultural ecology, like controlled burns.
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Natural disasters and public health emergencies, such as Ebola, were not included.
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But dams have created problems, including environmental disasters, flooding and water shortages.
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"Agriculture is the most vulnerable sector to natural disasters," Mr. Flores said.
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Shortages are common in crises such as natural disasters or health emergencies.
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And a word to the wise: Attempted fraud sometimes occurs after disasters.
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Like all nautical disasters, the wreck happened slowly, then all at once.
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But that doesn't mean disasters can't wreak havoc on democracy as usual.
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Everyone should probably discuss things like terrorism or other man-made disasters.
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Indonesia straddles several tectonic plates and is highly prone to natural disasters.
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What kinds of disasters were you able to recognize before they hit?
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Two disasters, Pakistan's crucial election and an encouraging sign from North Korea.
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No, thanks, sir, I prefer my disasters not to wear a disguise.
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After all, 10,000 years from now, who will remember the climate disasters?
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We will continue to monitor the Administration's response to these natural disasters.
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Congress can better enact policies to mitigate the damage of natural disasters.
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Administrations typically project an air of activity and resolve during natural disasters.
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One is a wealthy businessman without any history of coal mine disasters.
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It is "one of the largest disasters America has ever faced," Gov.
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The etymology suggests that disasters are destined, inevitable, like a Greek tragedy.
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People need good info about disasters, relief locations, and what to expect.
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Research tells us how we might respond to natural disasters like Harvey.
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OneWeb and SpaceX both say they are committed to preventing such disasters.
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So why are we not having more success containing these natural disasters?
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After disasters like hurricanes Harvey and Irma, the lights often go out.
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In a sense, The Slow Rush is bookended by major natural disasters.
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By comparison, in 19803, 27 air disasters killed almost 2,500 people worldwide.
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"Natural disasters upset the equilibrium within the grocers' supply chain," Ladd continued.
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The nonprofit provides aid to people and communities affected by natural disasters.
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It's a story he hopes will inspire those affected by disasters everywhere.
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Stafford Act emergencies are typically used for natural disasters or terrorist attacks.
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It has been turned on for both natural disasters and terrorist attacks.
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Congress should pass legislation that funds wildfires similarly to other natural disasters.
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Natural disasters in Chile, the world's top copper exporter, have crimped output.
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More environmental disasters, more economic disruptions, waves of climate refugees seeking sanctuary.
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We make nature responsible for disasters, and that is not the case.
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"But the effects of these disasters can persist for years," he added.
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That said, climate change is causing weather disasters to become more common.
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"We want people to listen to authorities" during natural disasters, Barragán said.
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"Brazil is made of perpetual disasters," Pape said in a 1997 interview.
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At least 166 disasters had affected the country since 2012, he noted.
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But some Democrats representing regions hit by natural disasters, such as Rep.
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The agency often pushes back tax deadlines for victims of natural disasters.
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Here are the other disasters that have changed the way we fly.
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It's been done before with local disasters, such as hurricanes and earthquakes.
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Musk has successfully provided power to areas affected by natural disasters before.
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Over the last few months, natural disasters have damaged other signature crops.
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That means carving out large provisions in budgets to pay for disasters.
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As a journalist, I've covered my share of disasters over the years.
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Natural disasters are a moment to take stock and rethink the dream.
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"Those people can be disasters in terms of cardiovascular risk," he said.
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What role does geography play in each of these two natural disasters?
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This is "a double whammy of disasters," Nosbach said in the statement.
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Obama praised Americans for working to aid neighbors after heartbreaking natural disasters.
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At launch, it will only be used for natural and accidental disasters.
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FEMA has, and will continue to, respond to climate change-influenced disasters.
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What followed was one of the worst natural disasters in US history.
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The Asia-Pacific region, the most prone to natural disasters in the world and home to a fifth of the global population, is struggling with more frequent and intense disasters, from cyclones and droughts to floods and heatwaves.
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Reining in the costs of future natural disasters effectively will require a hard look at how disaster-related money is being spent and whether there is appropriate investment in activities that could reduce the costs of future disasters.
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The idea that a sufficiently advanced economy can soak up even Harvey- and Irma-sized disasters sounds true because it presents a stringently one-sided perspective that treats disasters as forces that impact economic growth, but not vice versa.
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But given that Harvey and Irma surely won't be the last natural disasters to bring massive pain and suffering, the debateis on whether it's 'insensitive' to bring up the connection between climate change and recent natural disasters of late.
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The number and cost of disasters are increasing over time due to a combination of increased exposure, vulnerability, and the fact the climate change is increasing the frequency of some types of extremes that lead to billion-dollar disasters.
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Most were disasters, like the Challenger explosion or the attacks of September 11.
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So a flood barrier seemed like the obvious way to thwart future disasters.
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British officials were relieved that Trump left the country without any political disasters.
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NOAA has been keeping track of these types of costly disasters since 1980.
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And without question it's a good thing to provide resources following natural disasters.
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Celebs continue to rally help for victims affected by several recent natural disasters.
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Animals are known for sensing and fleeing from natural disasters before they happen.
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The company specializes in fire restoration after major disasters like the Camp fire.
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What's strange is that these knowable disasters are hardly profitable for their creators.
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CBDRG's focus is on addressing unmet needs in the aftermath of natural disasters.
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Unlike previous natural disasters, this time the overall telecommunication system never got disrupted.
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Second, these famines weren't caused by natural disasters like crop failures or droughts.
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The unit also is tasked with primary response duties for crises and disasters.
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Civilization will topple, and famine and natural disasters will pick off the survivors.
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For starters, Community Help will only be available after natural disasters and accidents.
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They constructed a portal to share real-time information about disasters and emergencies.
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The emergency kit needed for nuclear fallout is different than for natural disasters.
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Its sinking was one of the deadliest American maritime disasters in 30 years.
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And of course, this being a disaster movie, it's all punctuated with disasters.
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And still, tech innovators in Black Mirror never stop producing horrors and disasters.
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Overall, these weather and climate disasters cost the US a record $306 billion.
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Natural disasters, it seems, bring out the best in Americans, and the worst.
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We talk about their dating lives, disasters we've lived through, and general happenings.
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Covering weather disasters is part of my job, and it is never easy.
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She felt compelled to help those affected by the string of natural disasters.
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What's more, as the country grows wealthier, disasters are going become even costlier.
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Disasters are the product of a natural hazard combined with exposure and vulnerability.
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Sadly, Indonesia has much experience to draw on when responding to tectonic disasters.
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Certainly one thing is that Germany had experienced an extraordinary series of disasters.
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Here are a few businesses that jump into action when natural disasters strike.
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Lowe's narrative strangely inverted feelings of survivor's guilt that often follow natural disasters.
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China has frequently been devastated by natural disasters, particularly by floods and earthquakes.
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Beyond disasters, Snapchat showcased people across the U.S. participating in anti-gun walkouts.
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"Waste only gets attention during major disasters such as cholera outbreaks," he said.
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That might seem like a lower priority amid disasters such as Hurricane Matthew.
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The cost of natural disasters reflects the bill for rebuilding houses and infrastructure.
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And he's guided the nation through seemingly countless natural and man-made disasters.
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All told, the disasters have left at least three dead and 25 injured.
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Snap Maps is now famous for providing a lens into disasters and movements.
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The government has managed to avoid further disasters for the past several months.
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The government's immediate response to the disasters was "very complicated," Kan told CNBC.
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It was one of the worst and most costly disasters in American history.
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Worldwide, women suffer a greater share of the acute impacts of natural disasters.
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But those sorts of disasters are going to be increasingly common by 2050.
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The IMF also cut Japan's growth outlook following a string of natural disasters.
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"Disasters and recovery are no time for politics," he said in a tweet.
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Both are acutely vulnerable to global financial shocks, natural disasters and climate change.
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Ten years on, and America's banks have been remade to withstand such disasters.
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Kirana said Boeing had shown inconsistencies in its responses to the two disasters.
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According to NOAA, the trend indicates a recent increase in $1 billion disasters.
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Over 100 million youth around the world are exposed to disasters each year.
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Aid agencies said curbing emissions was key to preventing climate-change related disasters.
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But the toll from disasters by financial and other measures is increasing fast.
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"When Things Fall Apart," Pema Chodron Reminds me that disasters can be positive.
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In New York and Boston, officials have encountered an additional hurdle: natural disasters.
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The training process for local and federal officials dealing with disasters was standardized.
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P: Have you ever had any crazy shoe disasters on the red carpet?
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The emphasis is on actions taken to lessen the impact of future disasters.
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Millions of people are driven from their homes by wars and natural disasters.
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At least 85033 lives were lost in those disasters, with many more injured.
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These disasters included Hurricanes Florence and Michael, Western wildfires and other extreme events.
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They remind me of makeshift medical shelters put in place after natural disasters.
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Rosselló has promised to improve how it reports fatalities related to natural disasters.
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The images here are products of two disasters: one natural, one wholly not.
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Chile, along the seismically-active Pacific Rim, is no stranger to natural disasters.
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Scientists say disasters like these will flourish if the planet continues to warm.
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Puerto Rico, Texas, Florida and California all took substantial damage from natural disasters.
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Why do we feel compelled to respond to some disasters more than others?
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People donate in response to disasters for a variety of reasons, often generously.
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To respond to disasters, they need to be able to fly at night.
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Affluent homeowners have higher-value property and assets to protect during national disasters.
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Some movies, like "The Happytime Murders," are just outright disasters commercially and critically.
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On the contrary, FEMA needs to be ready for hard-to-predict disasters.
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Homeowners' insurance is a safeguard against fires, lightning strikes and other natural disasters.
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Hail, drought and infestations threaten crops and may cause financial and cultural disasters.
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This trend matches what climate scientists have warned: Climate change makes disasters worse.
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Reasons for their drop-off can include economic woes, disasters, and political conflict.
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Natural disasters, mass shootings and sexual harassment have -- deservedly -- dominated the news cycle.
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It's time to think differently about funding disasters and to stop politicizing them.
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These bees face many threats, including habitat destruction, invasive species, and natural disasters.
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It would reform communication efforts between different levels of the government during disasters.
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It's natural disasters exacerbated because of the way people have managed the country.
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Indonesia is an archipelago of over 17,000 islands and frequently suffers natural disasters.
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The agency must respond to the disasters in front of them, and quickly.
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For offshore oil rig disasters like Deepwater Horizon, the Coast Guard takes charge.
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What with all the major natural disasters, threat of nuclear war, Russia investigations?
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The true costs of 2017's disasters could also be even more expensive.
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Like Tinder, the mediocre ones start to look good compared to the disasters.
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The two natural disasters killed more than 18,000 people, the Associated Press reported.
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It'd be one of the worst environmental disasters northern California had ever seen.
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Though this was the deadliest hajj disaster in history, other disasters have occurred.
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It's been one of the great social policy disasters of the last century.
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It's inarguable, however, that established norms keep institutions humming along without major disasters.
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We were out in the field staffing too many small to medium disasters.
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Swimming pools get abandoned because of natural disasters, poor management, and other reasons.
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Dams in Southeast Asia have come under greater scrutiny after several recent disasters.
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Their locations illustrate the connection between the natural disasters and Earth's hot interior.
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In several of the most severe American disasters, infrastructure collapse caused substantial damage.
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I've been part of both good and bad responses to disasters and emergencies.
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These hurdles ranged from cybercrime and natural disasters to leadership misconduct and fraud.
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We've seen it time and again, especially with natural disasters like the coronavirus.
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That's different from most disasters, when people come together to help each other.
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Whatever the cause, these fires don't seem to be "natural" disasters, he said.
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These storms came after 2017, the costliest year on record for natural disasters.
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Contrary to what President Trump says, we are not ready for disasters ahead.
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" He points out that "large-scale social engineering has a history of disasters.
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Last year, extreme weather disasters cost the United States a record $306 billion.
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There are peaks during political conflicts, US and Russia stuff, or natural disasters.
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Add a criminal investigation to the list of technical difficulties and PR disasters.
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" • "Examples include fraud, bribery, insider trading, environmental disasters, inflated resumes or sexual indiscretions.
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She said a similar analysis has not been carried out in previous disasters.
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"Places usually fully recover in two to three years" after major natural disasters.
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The quake is the latest in a series of natural disasters for Japan.
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Global warming and natural disasters are also affecting development in less affluent countries.
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The Drymate Under The Sink Mat will protect your expensive cabinetry from disasters.
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It's not uncommon for Florida governors to be tested by disasters -- often hurricanes.
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A series of disasters followed, all of which would have been previously unthinkable.
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Event thinking is amnesiac; worse, it inhibits planning for the disasters to come.
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Mr. Barrack said the charities were involved in "disasters across America's geographic palate."
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Congress clearly cannot eliminate the threat that natural disasters pose to the country.
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Some scholars argue that disasters replicate social inequality, but that's not it, exactly.
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The changes have forced local governments to revise how they prepare for disasters.
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But other disasters have shown how effectively modern corporations can overcome logistical challenges.
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Let alone a recapitulation of all the disasters of his term in office.
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Labor shortages will be exacerbated by the staggering number of recent of disasters.
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High levels of poverty, however, are putting slum communities at risk of disasters.
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Harnessing disasters to be windows of opportunity requires incorporating risk reduction into rebuilding.
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As with past natural disasters, Congress has acted quickly to provide emergency assistance.
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He has seen all sorts of disasters and is not one for overstatement.
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Myanmar is prone to natural disasters such as floods, cyclones, earthquakes and droughts.
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President Trump only had praise for his administration's response to recent natural disasters.
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This legislation also enables communities to take essential steps in preparing for disasters.
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California has more of everything: Democrats, immigrants, billionaires, homeless, traffic and natural disasters.
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Natural disasters like hurricanes and wildfires are already becoming more frequent and stronger.
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Entrepreneurs like these admit that if global disasters subside, their businesses will suffer.
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Reinsurer Munich Re is due to publish a report on 2019 natural disasters.
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They said there are several precautions you can take to withstand natural disasters.
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There are Immediate impacts, such as PTSD, that can occur from natural disasters.
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More than half would even support U.S. troops aiding in humanitarian disasters abroad.
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The lesson: Disasters will sometimes happen, but possessions are replaceable — people are not.
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He'd made an early reputation by analyzing the profit impact of natural disasters.
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The debt has crippled the economy — only made worse by repeated natural disasters.
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There's no escaping the fact that disasters must draw on the public purse.
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We have responded decisively to record-breaking natural disasters and helped Americans rebuild.
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Salud Carbajal (D-Calif.) praised the ASPCA for rescuing animals after natural disasters.
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And the Trump administration got poor marks for its response to recent disasters.
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In recent months, disasters are unfortunately on the minds of too many Americans.
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What will world leaders say about these disasters and the Paris climate deal?
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Like movies, they dramatized and romanticized epic events: wars, natural disasters, biblical stories.
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Background: Devastating fires and safety disasters are all too common in the country.
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This is a strange mind-set to have when reading about natural disasters.
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But, I still needed to come up with backup plans for financial disasters.
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But in the early 20th century, the Lemps suffered a series of disasters.
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Countless other pharmaceuticals are necessary for people to stay healthy during natural disasters.
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This is an area with a good deal of experience in natural disasters.
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It seems FEMA doesn't want to build on this history of climate disasters.
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Some places are always reeling from disasters (first person, second person: boot strap).
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But those disasters may take a long time — years, even decades — to materialize.
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"The hardest hit in disasters are generally our most vulnerable populations," he said.
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This program helps develop plans to prepare for and recover from natural disasters.
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"This is exactly the kind of case that we want to be involved in because we want to be in the business of preventing disasters from happening not dealing with disasters after they happen," said U.S. Attorney William M. McSwain.
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While disasters happening within your sphere of influence are vivid and bright, with lava flowing down slopes or silt clogging streams, disasters that you hear about but don't witness are represented with sketch-like drawings in the fog of war.
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The charts below show annual death tolls and counts of disasters recorded since 1960 in the International Disaster Database, which keeps tabs on natural events — such as hurricanes, earthquakes, and storms — and technological disasters, like ferry sinkings and plane crashes.
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" According to the Borgen Project, "from 1980 to 2009 there was an 80 percent increase in the growth of climate-related disasters," and "between 2001 and 2010, more than $1.2 trillion was lost to the increased rates of natural disasters.
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It refers to implementation of the Paris climate agreement, as well as the Sendai framework to reduce the risks of disasters, and a set of voluntary guidelines to help those forced to cross borders due to disasters and climate change.
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Some teams don't have the flexibility to simulate disasters on a system because real-life disasters are happening so rapidly that a team might be spending all of its time triaging rather than trying to get ahead of the situation.
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The World Disasters Report 2016, issued by the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), said only 40 cents in every $100 of development aid is spent on preparing for disasters and making them less likely to happen.
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We know from previous disasters even as recent as last year, such as the Baton Rouge flooding and Hurricane Matthew, that the private sector has the power and interest in helping communities prepare for, respond to and recover from disasters.
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There were an average of 335 such disasters a year between 2005 and 3003 — nearly twice the yearly average from 1985 to 1994, according to a report by the United Nations and the Center for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters.
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The region also has been hit with a series of anomalous disasters that tend to affect farmers and ranchers more dramatically: In 2011, eleven of the country's 14 weather-related disasters with damages exceeding $1 billion were in the Midwest.
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In addition to prepositioning supplies in anticipation of natural disasters, other changes require officials responsible for responding to natural disasters or terrorist attacks to meet regularly to conduct drills and design and update plans for responding to worst-case scenarios.
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NASA also announced Monday that it has been using its technology to help fight the fires after the California Air National Guard asked its NASA Earth Science Disasters Program, which uses technology and observations to improve response to disasters, for help.
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Natural disasters The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said 2017's combined weather and climate disasters broke the US record for annual cumulative cost, at a total north of $300 billion, including hurricane devastation in Puerto Rico, Florida and Texas.
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The mayor would also "increase the number of FEMA-qualified trained disaster workers" by building a federal force to respond to weather disasters and expanding the Federal Emergency Management Agency's corps of 18-to-24-year-olds responding to natural disasters.
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Speaking on the sidelines of a United Nations conference on disasters, Sy said vulnerable people in areas plagued by conflict and natural disasters such as Somalia and South Sudan need measures to reduce exposure to risk and increase their resilience.
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Trump long has struggled to convey empathy to victims of national disasters and tragedies.
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"Sometimes there's nothing you can do to prevent things like natural disasters," says Darrell.
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Both the Samarco and the Brumadinho disasters involve the failure of upstream tailings dams.
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This follows advances in efforts to attribute "natural" disasters to human-caused global warming.
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Both disasters ended with major policy changes that reshaped emergency management across the country.
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Courteney Cox insists she has had her fair share of fashion and beauty disasters.
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Unfortunately, so will more disasters, and an EPA gleefully ill-equipped to address them.
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Can anyone believe him — even on matters like wars, national tragedies, and natural disasters?
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"Disasters and recovery are no time for politics," Newsom fired back in a tweet.
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The 1986 Chernobyl and 2011 Fukushima disasters are level 7 on the INES scale.
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Either way, this has already been Indonesia's deadliest year for natural disasters since 2010.
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He lamented that people in at-risk areas have ignored lessons from previous disasters.
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"We've learned from previous disasters that we have to be talking together," Lt. Col.
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Its Facebook wall now serves as a message board, connecting people during natural disasters.
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The program was born out of the Katrina, Rita, and Wilma disasters of 2005.
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The government has had technology disasters before (think about all the problems with healthcare.gov).
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The group said natural catastrophes and man-made disasters claimed 11,000 lives last year.
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The tragedy is among the worst Navy disasters ever to occur in US history.
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In the US [nuclear energy] became very bad, it became focused on nuclear disasters.
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All the films they see are movies of disasters and insecurity and realistic violence.
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Natural disasters are another prism through which California's vast income inequalities can be viewed.
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Trump's foreign policy disasters should lead liberals to rediscover the perils of geopolitical retreat.
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That may sound dry, but it amounts to socializing the costs of natural disasters.
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The blurry distinction between natural and human-caused disasters also cuts the other way.
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Meanwhile, its neighbor -- the Dominican Republic -- has weathered similar disasters with vastly different results.
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It feels good to meet someone in real life after so many online disasters.
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And it can make it easier for countries to recover from, say, natural disasters.
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But in many natural disasters, such as Maria, power outages can last much longer.
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Bank robbers, earthquakes and other unforeseen disasters, on the other hand, are a problem.
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Their exit follows a string of disasters for the company over the past year.
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Among them: faster global warming, rising sea levels, and possibly more extreme natural disasters.
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For survivors of disasters, the root cause of psychological distress is often practical hardship.
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Go deeper: Idai may be "one of the deadliest" weather disasters in Southern Hemisphere
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Mrs May had spent six years in the Home Office without any particular disasters.
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Initially, the crowdfunding site was geared toward natural disasters and medical emergencies, Solomon said.
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The people of my country have now suffered three natural disasters in a row.
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Even Mrs Merkel has come to understand that disasters abroad have consequences at home.
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The law says the government oversees reconstruction in areas damaged in disasters, including conflict.
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He has paid particular attention to the disabled, elderly and victims of natural disasters.
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There are a handful of photos that seem to circulate when natural disasters hit.
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"Natural disasters happen all the time," said Galen Gisler of Los Alamos National Laboratory.
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The pictures are a stark reminder of our energy infrastructure's vulnerability to natural disasters.
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Indonesia's budget for responding to natural disasters, including eruptions, is just 4trn rupiah ($296m).
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The DICE model examines expenses related to crop failures, flooding, and other natural disasters.
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In corporate disasters such as this, rivals are usually quick to twist the knife.
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California's future catastrophes seem larger-scale, more inevitable—climate change, earthquakes; capital D disasters.
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It creates mini disasters and then documents them, all so we can rehash them.
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Massive disasters like Hurricane Harvey create more needs than any one organization can handle.
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Climate change is going to make meteorological disasters more frequent and more devastating, right?
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And for insurers, it's a way to make money charging people who avert disasters.
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The natural disasters, the election, losing David Bowie and Prince, the election … the election.
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These incidents follow a long line of public-relations disasters for the airlines concerned.
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But the year saw the second-fewest fatalities from natural disasters in 27 years.
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The role is seen as a means to ameliorate its recent public relations disasters.
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Although there is no proof of any link, the twin disasters have spooked passengers.
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The power we see during natural disasters reminds us just how powerless we are.
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But anyone worried about refugees should also worry about climate change and environmental disasters.
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Chronic lapses in our communications software and disasters happen on almost a daily basis.
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Facebook previously had used the feature after natural disasters, but not bombings or attacks.
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This law attempted to prevent future disasters by imposing reporting requirements on pension funds.
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When it comes to cryptocurrency and disasters, all you have to do is wait.
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"Authorities must make maximum efforts to reduce casualties and prevent secondary disasters," he said.
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It's possible, that after a string of natural disasters, donors were feeling tapped out.
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If disasters ever have a silver lining, it is that they bring us together.
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I think it should be treated the same way you look at natural disasters.
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Also, the news often displays the worst experiences that happen to people during disasters.
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As our economy has grown, our exposure to "natural" disasters has grown with it.
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How did you select the particular disasters you thought would be a good fit?
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When natural disasters strike, we depend on all levels of government to save us.
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"Florida is known for preparing and doing a great job with disasters," Scott added.
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With cost of disasters mounting ever more rapidly, there is no time to waste.
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The frequency and severity of major natural disasters has risen sharply over the years.
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In 2628, $28503 billion was spent on such disasters, due to 22019 major events.
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Noting that national emergencies were intended for national disasters and acts of terror, Sen.
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These "ongoing" operations included recovery from disasters dating back to Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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Transportation of oil by rail has increased dramatically, as have derailments and other disasters.
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The perfect storm of manmade and natural disasters has exacerbated all of their problems.
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He's not exactly inspiring confidence that he knows how to prepare for natural disasters.
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Officially, the Cultural Revolution is still described as having inflicted "untold disasters" on China.
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The problem is obvious when you look at federal funding in advance of disasters.
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The immediacy of the need after natural disasters brings out the best in people.
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We need to extend that compassion to preventing or minimizing predictable suffering during disasters.
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And why Facebook partnered with the Red Cross to find missing people after disasters.
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You know, you have five years of wealth and then five years of disasters.
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There was an understanding that we have a mutual obligation to prevent nuclear disasters.
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The air disasters killed everyone on board both flights, a total of 9003 people.
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Until then, the never-ending news cycle of Facebook's self-made disasters will continue.
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This California-based nonprofit specifically responds to natural disasters, poverty and other emergency situations.
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We must unite in the way we did when natural disasters hit our communities.
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"Disasters and recovery are no time for politics," Newsom added in a subsequent tweet.
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In things like hurricanes, we are wont to distinguish natural from man-made disasters.
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More than 600 disasters were declared since we both came to Congress in 2013.
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Disasters like that are rare at the Goodwood Revival, but close calls are not.
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Those affected by federally declared disasters might also have more time, the IRS said.
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And this summer alone has provided a case study on how disasters affect livability.
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Far from being disasters, wildfires can be an adrenaline shot for biodiversity, they say.
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The injustice of the Flint contamination and other safety disasters demand a meaningful response.
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Oil companies have installed new safety features they say will guard against future disasters.
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From Katrina to Sandy to more recent disasters, the historical narrative is discouragingly similar.
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In California, the federal military played a lesser role in this year's wildfire disasters.
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It is believed to be among the worst environmental disasters in Vietnam's modern history.
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So far there have been no airliner disasters specifically attributed to passengers' digital devices.
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This climatic shift would make some areas nearly uninhabitable and unleash devastating natural disasters.
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As these disasters increase in number, so will their intensity as the world warms.
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This is not limited to only natural disasters, but man-made ones as well.
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"The punch line is that most people are very resilient to disasters," Lowe said.
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TPS grants immigration benefits to people from countries undergoing man-made or natural disasters.
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Most of these disasters could have been avoided or mitigated by aggressive government action.
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We lost manpower and had some serious disasters like Hurricane Sandy and building collapses.
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At least 362 people died in disasters in 2017, according to official government counts.
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That's one way the government helps, basically federal cost-sharing for disasters through FEMA.
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Ahead, Refinery29 looks back at one of the world's nuclear disasters five years later.
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Natural disasters typically have the most devastating effects on those with the fewest resources.
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Building resilience to disasters not only makes economic sense, it is a moral imperative.
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For example, situations like natural disasters, crime, self-harm, medical conditions and terminal illnesses.
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Political infighting and poverty have been exacerbated by repeated natural disasters and slow recoveries.
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The organization funds homes for families in need and people displaced by natural disasters.
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It's been a whiplash of disasters, from drought, floods, and now massive wildfires. Gov.
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Many of these disasters are so devastating that they can be seen from space.
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Imagine if we came together to form more resilient communities before the disasters happen.
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But tornadoes are unique among natural disasters in the pure randomness of their destruction.
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"This is what disasters look like," said W. Craig Fugate, a former FEMA chief.
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But I have been followed by natural disasters for the last couple of months.
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So basically both of my hometowns were hit by disasters at the same time.
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Right now, however, the way the government approaches natural disasters is still extremely reactive.
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Broadly, satellite images NASA provides of disasters are used to better equip those responding.
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Despite horrific disasters, the Chinese state had drastically raised literacy and life-expectancy levels.
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That was one of the biggest merger disasters in the history of corporate America.
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The state is also prone to all kinds of natural disasters, not just quakes.
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Opinion Columnist There have been many policy disasters over the course of U.S. history.
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Within the work, the artist strives to change perceptions of disasters and their perpetrators.
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Crucially, it enables the kind of redundancies that make communities more resilient during disasters.
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Throughout the nation's history, wars, natural disasters and even terrorist attacks have disrupted campaigns.
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Throughout the nation's history, wars, natural disasters and even terrorist attacks have disrupted campaigns.
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As with most natural disasters, FEMA is operating in a support role in California.
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Do you also handle animals that get separated from their owners in natural disasters?
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They saw Ebola as the latest in a spate of unexplained but connected disasters.
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It's easy to assume the resulting disasters are the product of stupidity or irresponsibility.
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None of these arrivals have firsthand experience of Florida's unique exposure to natural disasters.
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I remember each Series, the way one remembers disasters more vividly than happy events.
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As foreign correspondents, this is what we do, rush into the world's biggest disasters.
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More than 1 million people live in the area affected by the dual disasters.
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"We are used to temporary uncertainty," he said, citing weather disasters that affect operations.
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"The president tends to politicize disasters when he does talk about them," Lemaitre added.
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To baffled Warren supporters, the last year seems like a string of avoidable disasters.
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For instance, GiveDirectly has handed out prepaid debit cards to victims of natural disasters.
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The coronavirus is turning some couples' weddings into disasters, leaving them heartbroken and broke
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The presidents have a history of coming together to help victims of natural disasters.
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But her inability to afford bail still resulted in a chain of personal disasters.
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Contractors with little experience in disasters of this magnitude were hired, further slowing recovery.
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These biases were reversed by the disasters of Nazism and the Second World War.
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It has also served as a logistics hub to respond to natural disasters. Adm.
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There are lessons to be learned, as there always are after disasters like this.
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Automation bias caused by simpler technologies has already been blamed for real-world disasters .
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These shortfalls intensify when there are multiple disasters close in geographic proximity or multitude.
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The payouts help alleviate cashflow problems after disasters, reassuring investors and credit-rating agencies.
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FEMA is delaying reconstruction projects related to previous disasters while its funds are low.
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But the physical aspects of disasters inherently limit how fast that response can be.
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It is not the first time we have had natural disasters and deployed forces.
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Next, we can use disasters, which focus public attention on risks, to improve preparedness.
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Currently about 108 million require humanitarian assistance in the wake of disasters like hurricanes.
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As emergency managers, our mission is to help people before, during and after disasters.
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Preparation is key for home improvement retailers in the midst of such natural disasters.
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That is precisely what you want the case to be, particularly in natural disasters.
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The director, Kate Whoriskey, stages this and the ensuing disasters with clarity and verve.
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The company especially benefits from natural disasters that often leave cars inoperable, Cramer noted.
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We also need to invest in new coastal infrastructure to protect against natural disasters.
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"Both natural disasters fundamentally alter daily life for months or years," the paper reported.
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In addition, there are questions with nuclear about danger, you know, disasters like Fukushima.
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Dalits are more vulnerable to disasters because of their marginal social standing and discrimination.
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Congress must dedicate funds to react to wildfires as they do other natural disasters.
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When natural disasters strike, the chef works to get people the meals they need.
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Technology is not only helping aid agencies respond to disasters, but to mitigate them.
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This satellite eventually starts causing deadly weather disasters in various locations around the world.
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Governments should also mandate stricter building codes to ensure homes can survive most disasters.
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Heightened exposure to natural disasters has also raised their need to spread risk geographically.
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And for a monarchy that's had a century of P.R. disasters, that's saying something.
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But the commission doesn't regulate how wireless companies must respond or prepare for disasters.
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Families don't have to bear the costs of heartbreaking medical disasters on their own.
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Such major natural disasters always trigger a rush of international support to provide relief.
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Team Rubicon: Mobilizes military veterans to help people respond to and recover from disasters.
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Yet despite these inevitable minor disasters, I loved being a part of this issue.
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The battle could result in "one of the largest man-made disasters" in years.
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There's good research that suggests hurricanes and other natural disasters prompt people to migrate.
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Altogether, an estimated 203 million people were displaced by natural disasters from 2008-15.
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He would, for example, ask Congress to amend the federal rule that prohibits man-made disasters from being declared national disasters, and establish rules for federal agencies to communicate with local and state agencies if elevated lead levels are found in a community.
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The concept is employed in safety-oriented professions, such as medicine and aviation, to refer to rare disasters or near-disasters such as plane crashes, blood transfusion errors, operating on the wrong patient or sending a baby home with the wrong parents.
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From 1980 to 2013, the United States suffered more than $21625 billion in damages from flood-related disasters, making it the costliest and most common disaster threat in the nation — in fact, 2900 percent of all natural disasters in the U.S. involve flooding.
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"Disasters like the swine flu and disasters like the flood are not a very big impact on China as a whole, and are not a turning point," said Li Xuesong, the deputy director of the National Academy of Economic Strategy in Beijing.
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"If these reports, these fears, are realized, then we can say that this is one of the worst weather-related disasters — tropical cyclone-related disasters — in the Southern Hemisphere," said Clare Nullis, a spokeswoman for the World Meteorological Organization, citing the president's figure.
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Government should make available public funds to weatherize housing, protecting it against impending climate disasters.
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While conflict is the largest cause, natural disasters may also cause the uprooting of communities.
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This would include damage from fire, accidents, theft and vandalism, as well as natural disasters.
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Revenue from theme parks fell due to weather-related disruptions and natural disasters in Japan.
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Usually, power utilities seek help from other utility companies to restore power immediately after disasters.
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"Current law does not prevent disasters like the one we saw on Brumadinho", he said.
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This is part of an investment of more than $60 million into researching natural disasters.
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Major natural disasters often last just moments or days, but the recovery can take years.
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As with many international disasters, the deadly quake got little coverage in the American media.
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The exception is intended for use in circumstances like natural disasters or acts of terrorism.
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You can even summon disasters like erupting volcanoes, tornadoes, and meteors — just because you can.
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But, achieving this level of mastery didn't come without its fair share of DIY disasters.
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Goya's The Disasters of War series (1810-20) What are your plans for pride month?
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The plane has been grounded since March while regulators investigate what caused the twin disasters.
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Still, it's one thing to know, and another thing to really see these potential disasters.
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Sometimes this works, often it doesn't — with disasters, the public's attention span is notoriously short.
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In the wake of disasters like this one, people want to donate to relief efforts.
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And other disasters warranting insurance, like floods and fires, exhibit more predictable behavior than hackers.
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We were faced with a new administration, natural disasters, and a terrible Justice League movie.
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Verizon is not alone in exploring the use of drones to help when disasters strike.
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The Red Cross has faced intense scrutiny and criticism for its work in previous disasters.
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Portlight is an emergency group that specifically helps the people with disabilities during natural disasters.
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Instead he has managed the conflict and avoided big disasters, which is no small feat.
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Across all of those accidents and disasters, we're talking hundreds of millions of lives affected.
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Before he arrived at the agency, forecasts of natural disasters were a fairly random occurrence.
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Her new collection of short stories, " … And Other Disasters," will be published on Nov. 16.
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The vault opened in 2008 and is designed to withstand natural and man-made disasters.
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China's leaders have lately sought to improve the handling of natural disasters and other emergencies.
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Even with intense focus on redundancy, natural disasters can overwhelm even the best laid plans.
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It's official: 21895 set a new record for big, costly disasters in the United States.
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It is not just war and or climate disasters that make the seed banks invaluable.
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Extreme heat and worsening natural disasters are also cited as climate-related threats to airports.
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Cloudbleed Is a Problem But It Gets WorseHuge security disasters like Cloudbleed are never fun.
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But at least Wood could place some blame on chronic budget problems and unforeseen disasters.
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HD: Beyoncé's heartfelt message on natural disasters, climate change & how we're all in this together.
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Instead, it joins a plethora of cities virtually taken off the map by natural disasters.
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The reality is that outside of some high-profile disasters, nuclear power is extremely safe.
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But the costs of natural disasters will ultimately be borne by Democrats and Republicans alike.
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Natural disasters can hurt officeholders too, if their leadership is seen as inadequate or insensitive.
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Everyone's kind of saying, like, oh, like, these huge disasters are happening all the time.
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Florida has been battling a number of invasive species, pests, and ecological disasters this year.
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Validus Re, a major Validus business, sells property-casualty reinsurance for disasters such as hurricanes.
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Weather losses exclude losses from other natural disasters such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and tsunamis.
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Sometimes because of terrorist strike, sometimes because of natural disasters, sometimes for other major disagreements.
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And FEMA now relies more and more on no-bid contracts to respond to disasters.
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Pandas have long suffered habitat loss due to natural disasters, climate change and other causes.
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Since 1980, the U.S. has sustained over $1.6 trillion in losses due to natural disasters.
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Climate change is intensifying natural disasters like hurricanes, because the storms feed on warm waters.
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But most are focusing on anticipating disasters and quickly dealing with damage after an outage.
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Europe's biggest Kickstarter failed ignominiously and there are still ongoing disasters like the Coolest Cooler.
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"You want to make sure that everyone has [the app] before disasters happen," he says.
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In a world of disasters, this one is so tragic because it was so preventable.
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Between 2000-2016, there was a 46% increase in the number of weather-related disasters.
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Until such changes happen, schools are a risky place for children during disasters, he said.
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I have worked a lot of disasters in my lifetime as a homeland security official.
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Why it matters: The disasters, combined, have killed over 300 people, the Weather Channel reports.
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Here are six other cases of plane disappearances and disasters, some of which remain unsolved.
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Recent years have seen growing efforts to increase the country's ability to cope with disasters.
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EST, and include special tributes to first responders and communities impacted by recent natural disasters.
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Facebook's data-sharing snafus, privacy issues and public relations disasters were the story of 303.
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Or consider Ushahidi, a popular crowd-mapping tool used during domestic disasters — created in Nairobi.
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In his field of work, getting nervous during a procedure can lead to many disasters.
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About 100 of the structure were lost over time to decay, demolitions, and natural disasters.
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Two years ago, Uber agreed to cap surge pricing during natural disasters or local emergencies.
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Harvey is projected to be one of the most expensive natural disasters in US history.
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Demanding offsetting cuts complicates responding to natural disasters both at the tactical and philosophical level.
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Forecasting helps cities and states prepare for weather disasters, thereby preventing millions in economic damage.
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Ludlow notes that she was relatively responsive to victims of the disasters during her reign.
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After such disasters, it was impossible to force the river back into its old watercourse.
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It was far from the first time airplane disasters have rocked the world of sports.
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Another project wants survivors of natural disasters to get their aid and eat it, too.
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These disasters don't disappear when the flood waters recede -- and neither should our better angels.
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Many other problems in life aren't simple functions of wealth or poverty; disasters aren't either.
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TPS is designed for countries experiencing dire circumstances, such as war, natural disasters or epidemics.
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He's a doctor, he works in highly traumatized areas, whether natural disasters or war zones.
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In the facing of growing disasters, the disadvantaged are at risk of further losing out.
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They were radicalized by the right-wing response to the Ruby Ridge and Waco disasters.
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In total, 85033 natural disasters occurring since 1980 have cost the U.S. over $1.5 trillion.
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About 10,400 people lost their lives in 2018 because of natural disasters, primarily in Asia.
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Shifting to a cashless economy makes a country more vulnerable to both disasters and wars.
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Those grants are typically only available to victims of natural disasters like hurricanes and wildfires.
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It is to date one of the worst migrant boat disasters in the Mediterranean Sea.
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"This is potentially one of these disasters that is a long time unfolding," said Klemetti.
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As climate-driven disasters become more frequent and severe, that trend is likely to accelerate.
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It must continue to be able to respond to communities that are overwhelmed by disasters.
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They are helping one another and collaborating in ways I haven't seen in other disasters.
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The constant threat of natural disasters and criminal machinations is calmly incorporated into their narrative.
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In 2018, the region lost $54.7 billion to natural disasters, according to the same report.
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Of course, Frank didn't exclusively draw inspiration from New Mexican mining disasters when writing Godless.
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The correct numbers are 1.8% for disasters in general, and 2.5% for hurricanes in particular.
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It was also a good week for Beyonce and fundraising for hurricane and earthquake disasters.
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The extraordinary string of domestic disasters in 2017 continues to weigh on the U.S. agency.
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The bill would also provide tax relief to survivors of natural disasters occurring from Jan.
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"The barbecue community is uniquely qualified to respond to disasters like this quickly," Hays said.
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CNN: It's been a busy couple of months for you with the recent natural disasters.
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Finger-pointing is a natural reaction to major disasters and this one is no exception.
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However, investors have recently taken a hit with the increasing number of high-cost disasters.
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Considering recent disasters against the same opponent, N.Y.C.F.C. gained considerable self-respect with the reversal.
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The FAA restricts drone use in airspace affected by wildfires, hurricanes, and other natural disasters.
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The feature allows users to mark themselves as safe in the midst of major disasters.
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May's party is growing weary of the catalog of disasters since she took the helm.
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