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The article explains the effects that natural disasters have on people depending on their economic group. Their study found that those who were low-income were more vulnerable to the effects of the hurricane. Their recommendation were for government agencies to create effective aid in responses.

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Hurricanes are one of the few natural disasters that can be known before they'll occur. This should allow government departments and citizens to prepare for such disaster but this is rarely the case. Over the past years, hurricanes have been more constant, especially in the US, and their aftermaths continue to worsen. The magnitude of hurricanes Katrina, Harvey, Maria, etc. have proven the importance of having adequate response plans to help those affected by such events, especially underserved communities.

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Hurricane Maria was another hurricane that left devastating effects in both Puerto Rico and on the US mainland. The article explains that Puerto Rico unfortunately suffers many natural disasters and that their residents can't recover from such disasters because they have little access to resources since it's a territory that's been disproportionate in resources. The article explain that areas who suffer a lot of natural disasters need to learn from the past and have a preparedness and response framework for future disasters. These frameworks include having continuous communication with emergency management organizations, extensive emergency operations plans to minimize the impacts on patients, expand clinics, etc. The idea of the framework is to "Prepare, Communicate, Operate, Compensate" for future disasters so there'll be less hurtful impacts.

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Government Slow Responses to Hurricane Maria

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Government Slow Responses to Hurricane Maria

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Hurricane Maria was another hurricane that impacted Puerto Rico. The image shows a timeline of actions the government took to assist Puerto Rican's. Although government agencies began assisting Puerto Rico early on in the disaster, they weren't doing enough to help out the people. Residents lacked access to electricity and clean water for almost two weeks. I think this shows a lack of preparedness and communication between US government agencies and Puerto Rico's government and residents. The response effort was there but it lacked in mobilizing help and resources, in time-efficiently manner.

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After Hurricane Harvey landed in Texas, many cities were flooded. Peoples homes were flooded and had to evacuate but they also couldn't drive anywhere. This image shows how the National Guard started helping. out Texans trying to evacuate flooded areas and get to a safe place. The National Guard took boats to help transport people to other areas. They were also giving medical attention to those who needed it. The image highlights the importance of coordinated and unified action.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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Social Inequalities Worsened by Hurricane Ida

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Social Inequalities Worsened by Hurricane Ida

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Hurricane Ida is a recent hurricane that affected those living in Southern states like Louisiana. The article explains that many of the people living in these areas suffer inequalities, some of them due to race and socioeconomic status. The author explains that when natural disasters like hurricanes occur, the underserved communities are the ones who are impacted the most, they have less resources to fix damages caused by hurricanes. Author Flowers also points out how recovery programmes implemented after natural disasters often discriminate against these communities and don't give them any assistance to recover from the disasters.

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vulnerable populations* / statistics & numerical data

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national center for biotechnology information

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Hurricane Ida shows the one-two punch of poverty and climate change - PubMed

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Hurricane Ida shows the one-two punch of poverty and climate change