If the scenes of hurricane devastation are not enough to deter someone from relocating to a city that remains vulnerable--then I don't know what we can do as a nation to get people to pay attention to hazards before picking up roots and moving.
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If the scenes of hurricane devastation are not enough to deter someone from relocating to a city that remains vulnerable--then I don't know what we can do as a nation to get people to pay attention to hazards before picking up roots and moving.
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