On the recordJuly 24, 2012
Given the potential for massive economic damage, we need to recognize droughts for what they are--an extreme weather event--and design policies accordingly.
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congress.govGiven the potential for massive economic damage, we need to recognize droughts for what they are--an extreme weather event--and design policies accordingly.
Johnson emphasizes the need for policy recognition of droughts as extreme weather events.
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