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…The referrals may be obtained by calling the FEMA Helpline (800-621-3362) or by visiting FEMA’s website (www.fema.gov/disasters). Select the state in which your disaster occurred.
Farm Loans
Farm loans are available to people …
When natural disasters strike, you must take care of yourself and your family first. There are serious problems to deal with before recovery begins. Illness or injury may result from contaminated water, debris-filled roadways, electrical an…
…egislative approval for the waiver of emergency permit fees for rebuilding waterfront properties after declared natural disasters. This action would decrease immediate economic pressure on water-dependent businesses in the aftermath of natu…
… the number of cases of anaplasmosis, perhaps as a result of increased cattle movement due to drought and other natural disasters. Anaplasma marginale is transmitted from a carrier to susceptible cattle by biting flies and ticks or via cont…
…for oyster larvae to settle on and grow. Large amounts of clamshells or other materials are often planted after natural disasters, and oyster shells are regularly planted to replace shells removed in the harvesting process. Significant oppo…
When disasters strike, individuals and businesses all too often lose important computer files. You can replace equipment, but data may be lost forever.
Before Storm
It is important to back up your data and store it someplace besides y…
…tion Resource List
“Get a Disaster Supplies Kit” – www.extension.org/pages/9366
“Reducing the Impact of Disasters through Education” – www.eden/lsu.edu
References
American National Red Cross. (2009). Be red cross re…
While man-made or natural disasters may be unpredictable, being prepared will help you and your loved ones to act decisively when such incidences occur.
National Elevated and Imminent Advisories
In April 2011, the United States Departme…
The Southeast is no stranger to drought, hurricanes, wildfires, and other disasters that leave a path of death and destruction. That’s why it’s important to prepare, particularly for persons that have special needs. Anyone with special …
…ily, and cry and whine frequently.
Here are a few things parents can do to help children cope during severe weather or disasters:
Talk with your child. Provide simple, accurate information to questions. Talk with your child about your own…