USFA Library Weekly Newsletter
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This Week's Highlights
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The library recently assembled a comprehensive compilation of resources for those in the Emergency Services sector involved in planning for, responding to or recovering from active shooter incidents. We also include sections that feature special guides and checklists, psychological first aid for first responders as well as after action reports from past major incidents. Visit our new page here |
Current Awareness: Weekly News Roundups - Just updated
- Fire Prevention in the News : http://www.lrc.fema.gov/news_fireprev.html
All-Hazards News Feed Digest :
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Reducing risks of future disasters
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Wyoming Expects Another Busy Wildfire Season
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Hurricane Sandy Recovery: Using Mitigation to Rebuild Safer and More Sustainable Communities
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Social media use during disasters
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Spanish flu mystery: Why don't scientists understand the 1918 flu?
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Suicide in the Fire and Emergency Services
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Ready or not?: Protecting the Public from Diseases, Disasters, and Bioterrorism
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Social Media and Virtual Platforms: The New Situational Awareness for Emergency Management Professionals
Fire Prevention News Feed Digest :
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Fire safety takes center stage for Baltimore students
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Fire Risk Leads Praxair To Recall Grab 'n Go Oxygen Tanks
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Jefferson County Fire Departments to Offer Free New Home Inspections
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Fire safety program targets older adults
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Three Georgia Cities Crack Down on False Alarms
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New additions this week to the Exchange
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Red Cross Delivers Mobile Home Fire Safety Literature
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City considers sprinklers in all apartments
New books and reports at the library :
The United States Fire Administration recommends everyone should have a comprehensive fire protection plan that includes smoke alarms, residential sprinklers, and practicing a home fire escape plan.
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