FEMA cannot prepare for every eventuality. But as the frequency and severity of natural disasters increase, it is as important as ever that the agency take corrective action to better execute its no-fail mission.
Xochitl Torres Small: “FEMA cannot prepare for every eventuality. But as the frequency and severity of natural disasters increase, it is as…”
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Stresses the need for FEMA to improve its disaster response capabilities.
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