"There are steps we can take to reduce risk in vulnerable populations in emergency situations and disasters." says Andrea Burniske. Listen and watch the ...>Read More
When first returning to a flooded home, you may face many threats to life and health. The first and most obvious issue: is the building structurally sound?...>Read More
Surviving a disaster always makes one wish you’d done more to document your possessions, file certificates in safe places and do all those things to be...>Read More
submitted by: Edward Drannbauer and Carol Lehtola, University of Florida IFAS Extension In the wake of a disaster, con artists and other dishonest people...>Read More
Identify methods that are used in reinforcing and strengthening existing and new house structures to protect against water and wind damage. Options to...>Read More
If you think your household finances are invulnerable to disaster, think again. Just one flood, fire, earthquake or tornado can wipe out a lifetime of...>Read More
Many things can be done before an impending flood to reduce damage to home and property. This checklist can help you prepare to reduce the impact of water or...>Read More
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Frank Wideman is a Natural Resources Engineering Specialist with the University of Missouri Extension. He specializes in natural resource management, water...
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