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Natural Disasters
Stoughton, Wisconsin Tornado (ca 2005) photograph by National Weather Service, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration |
Federal Emergency Management Administration - Drought
Federal Emergency Management Administration - Earthquakes
Federal Emergency Management Administration - Extreme Heat
Federal Emergency Management Administration - Floods
Federal Emergency Management Administration - Hurricanes
Federal Emergency Management Administration - Landslides and Debris Flow
Federal Emergency Management Administration - Severe Weather
Federal Emergency Management Administration - Space Weather
Federal Emergency Management Administration - Thunderstorms and Lightning
Federal Emergency Management Administration - Tornadoes
Federal Emergency Management Administration - Tsunamis
Federal Emergency Management Administration - Volcanoes
Federal Emergency Management Administration - Wildfires
Federal Emergency Management Administration - Winter Storms and Extreme Cold
Technological and Accidental
Damage Caused by Loose Propane Tanks, at Lampke Truck Repair Company, in Union, Missouri (ca 2000) Federal Emergency Management Administration |
Federal Emergency Management Administration - Blackouts
Federal Emergency Management Administration - Home Fires
Federal Emergency Management Administration - Hazardous Materials Incidents
Federal Emergency Management Administration - Household Chemical Emergencies
Federal Emergency Management Administration - Nuclear Power Plants
Terrorist
Aftermath of the IRA terrorist bombing in Coventry (ca 1939) source Simon Shaw |
Federal Emergency Management Administration - Biological Threats
Federal Emergency Management Administration - Chemical Threats
Federal Emergency Management Administration - Cyber Attack
Federal Emergency Management Administration - Explosions
Federal Emergency Management Administration - Nuclear Blast
Federal Emergency Management Administration - Radiological Dispersion Device (RDD)
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