Environment
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Climate Change-Fueled Disasters: About $3 Billion Budget to Help Communities Become Resilient in US
With the threats of hurricanes, extreme weather events, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is expected to allot about $3 billion budget to help communities become resilient. Read here.
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