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After the Storm: Understanding and Improving U.S. and Texas Disaster Recovery and Hazard Mitigation Policies
Even as the number and effects of major disasters have steadily in- creased, government has played an increasingly large and central role in the response and recovery efforts after major disasters. Hurricane Harvey alone caused approximately $125 billion in economic losses. The federal government al
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