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DR 510 | September 25, 2008

Rebuilding might not be an option for some Ike victims, Glantz lands at CU - NCAR still in budget freefall, politics and preparedness pair up in fight against the flu, emergency managers fear FEMA rule change will leave them scrambling, hot opportunities

DR 509 | September 11, 2008

Stronger hurricanes study inspires strong opinions, amnesty plan tries to undo threat of deportation while evacuating, NYDIS issues patriot day plea to save 9/11 victim assistance program, better late than never for early warning system revival, disaster

DR 508 | August 28, 2008

Mini-tsunami could be sign of times to come on African coast, earthquake faults worm beneath the Big Apple, no cons in fusion of emergency operations and intelligence center concept, old ways bring new energy to disaster risk reduction efforts, more could

DR 507 | August 14, 2008

Death of center for capacity building draws criticism of NCAR, Los Angeles emergency preparedness weaknesses come to light, guide preps hospitals to handle dead in mass fatalities, social science PhDs mostly satisfied, new fabric suited to radiation, chem

DR 506 | July 31, 2008

Research points to resilience in Midwest flooding, still waiting rools to rave reviews, report frames DHS to-do list during presidential change, 9/11 recovery programs reach end of the line, earthquake swarms help gauge near-fault ground motion, free land

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