Should FEMA Recognize Extreme Heat And Wildfire Smoke As 'major Disasters'?
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Extreme heat and wildfire smoke are becoming more frequent and severe. Should FEMA recognize them as 'major disasters'?
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Extreme heat and wildfire smoke can cause widespread damage and displacement. Should FEMA provide assistance for these events?
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Many communities are vulnerable to extreme heat and wildfire smoke. Should FEMA prioritize these events for disaster relief?
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Extreme heat and wildfire smoke can have long-lasting effects on health and well-being. Should FEMA consider them as 'major disasters'?
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FEMA currently only recognizes natural disasters like hurricanes and tornadoes as 'major disasters'. Should this definition be expanded?
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Extreme heat and wildfire smoke can have a devastating impact on the environment. Should FEMA provide resources for recovery and restoration?
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Communities of color and low-income areas are disproportionately affected by extreme heat and wildfire smoke. Should FEMA address these disparities?
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Extreme heat and wildfire smoke can lead to economic losses for individuals and businesses. Should FEMA offer financial assistance for these events?
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FEMA's recognition of extreme heat and wildfire smoke as 'major disasters' could help mitigate the effects of climate change. Should this be a priority?
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In the face of increasing extreme heat and wildfire smoke, it's time for FEMA to expand its definition of 'major disasters' and provide aid for these events.