Ultimately, the real solution to lowering disaster costs is upfront investment in mitigation, which the chair talked about, hardening of existing structures, which is sometimes very economical, and yet, brings about much savings, not only the savings, but also strength to the building.
Webster advocates for upfront investment in mitigation to reduce disaster costs and strengthen buildings.
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