On the recordApril 30, 2024
When you're talking about measuring the results of mitigation, it's harder to measure something that doesn't happen than it is to measure something that does happen.
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congress.govWhen you're talking about measuring the results of mitigation, it's harder to measure something that doesn't happen than it is to measure something that does happen.
Titus explains the challenges in assessing the effectiveness of disaster mitigation.
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