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RAF speaks on ‘Affordable Resilience in the Built Environment’
Resilience is the lowest cost option for consumers and society, but homebuilders may need incentives
10/11/2021
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Resilience is the lowest cost option for consumers and society, but homebuilders may need incentives
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https://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/556041-experts-warn-us-needs-to-better-prepare-for-hurricane-season Experts warn US needs to better prepare for hurricane season BY RACHEL FRAZIN – 05/30/21 04:06 PM EDT (Excerpt) In February, a group called the Resilience Action
Homeowners/seekers need to be their own resilience detectives
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PBS stations nationwide gain greater access to film that educates consumers
on making homes more resilient to climate-induced and other natural hazards
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Every family deserves to afford and occupy a hazard safe home
There are ways to reduce wind & water damage to homes at all budget levels. Make resilience your renovation or remodelling priority.
