Natural disasters like the floods in Colorado only reinforce a lesson I learned a year ago during a freak storm that passed through this area, nothing as serious as in Co. but still an eye opener. The lesson was that things can and will go from normal to something quite different in a blink of and eye.
Learning from CO
So in watching the news coverage of a natural disaster in a state thousands of miles away, the thought occurred to me that we should be looking for lessons from all the flooding.
What went right?
What went wrong?
How can we better prepare for similar disasters closer to home?
Insight from Coloradans would be especially helpful.
Anybody have any thoughts?
What went right?
What went wrong?
How can we better prepare for similar disasters closer to home?
Insight from Coloradans would be especially helpful.
Anybody have any thoughts?
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