Politicians' Role in Disaster Response
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•The role of politics in natural disasters
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Julian Zelizer says we are living in an era of extreme weather that requires new language, understanding and policy.
Zelizer: Hurricanes, for example, are now saturating flood events with death and wreckage hundreds upon hundreds of miles from original point of landfall .
He says the federal government now uses new terms to describe weather catastrophes: slow onset. That's a drought or rising sea levels. Another compound disasters. And then there's cascading events, mud slides.
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