The most important thing is we`ve got to quit rebuilding stuff the way it was in these disasters and build it back for the future, and focus on the risk we`re facing, not what we`ve been facing in the past.
Emphasizing the need for resilient infrastructure in disaster recovery.
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First and foremost, emergency management should never be partisan, but disasters will always get politicized.
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