On the recordOctober 16, 2019
Of course, we must also work to make sure our homes and buildings don't end up as storm debris, and that starts by making them resilient to the physical impacts of climate change.
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congress.govKathy Castor: “Of course, we must also work to make sure our homes and buildings don't end up as storm debris, and that starts by…”
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Emphasizing the need for resilient buildings to withstand climate change impacts.
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