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scheerpost.com
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| | | | | Publicly-owned state and federal banks are possibilities for future disasters, but they will be too late for the flood victims of Western North Carolina and Eastern Tennessee. | |
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www.typeinvestigations.org
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article discusses the growing need for climate relocation across the U.S., highlighting the lack of organized government assistance for preventing home and life loss before disasters. It emphasizes that as sea levels rise and extreme weather events become more frequent, millions will need to move to safer areas or remain in danger. The piece also explores the social and economic vulnerabilities of communities repeatedly hit by disasters, noting that people of color make up a significant portion of residents in counties with multiple climate disasters. The article critiques FEMA's preparedness spending as insufficient and inequitable, with communities of color receiving less funding per person. It underscores the political and bureaucratic ch... | |
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www.vermontpublic.org
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| | | | | Karen Meisner and her family, who lived in a 200 year old home in Plainfield, experienced this week's flood as fully as any family might. They spent the night upstairs, while the Winooski River tore through the downstairs. Vermont Public's Erica Heilman caught up with Meisner while she was staying temporarily with a friend in East Montpelier. | |
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zerotrust.cyber.gov
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| | | Read the U.S. government's Federal Zero Trust Strategy. This strategy is designed to accelerate federal agencies toward a shared baseline of early zero trust maturity. | ||
