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This Week's Highlights
- In the wake of two EF-5 tornadoes hitting Oklahoma in the span of two weeks we've made this hazard the focus of our display this month. View our display titles.
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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Signs Point To Destructive Wildfire Season Ahead
- Getting Actionable About Community Resilience: The Los Angeles County Community Disaster Resilience Project
- How Swarming Drones Can Explore a Hurricane
- Wildfire policy: Time for US to rely less on shovels, hoses, retardant?
- Social Media in the Emergency Management Field
- Wildland-Urban Interface Fire Research Needs- Summary Report
- 2013 National Preparedness Report
- Disability inclusive disaster risk management
- Congressional Primer on Responding to Major Disasters and Emergencies
Fire Prevention News Feed Digest :
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Fifth grader escapes house fire after 'Survive Alive' program
- Veterans Hired To Do Fire Prevention Work
- Fire fatalities in Indiana spike to 54, surpassing last year's total
- 50 people killed by fire last year in Minnesota
- Fire marshal links fire fatalities to lack of smoke detectors
- Christmas fire recalled in smoke detector bill
- On the defense to avoid wildfire dangers
- Safety Measure Not Required in Thousands of Homes for Elderly, Disabled
- Child's death in a fire gives mom a purpose
- Smoke alarm program saving lives
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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