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Community-Level Intervention after a Disaster,in this book. However, certain disasters are so enormous in scope that they require communitywide intervention. Federally funded agencies such as the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the National Guard, as well as nonprofit relief groups such as the Red Cross and the Salvation Army, ha

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Quality of Future Internet Servicesgical disasters are associated with higher levels of later distress than are natural disasters. One year after a disaster, systematic estimates of morbidity indicate that 30%–40% of survivors may be adversely affected, with human-made disasters showing levels of over 30%–70% percent severe impairmen