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When the levee breaks, this is what to do

Coinciding with the start of hurricane season, the Fairfax, Va.-based Public Entity Risk Institute (PERI) has released the 2006 Risk Management Yearbook, a collection of articles about levee maintenance, hazard mitigation and disaster recovery. Written for risk managers, emergency managers, disaster professionals and policymakers, the book reveals lessons learned from last year's storms including

Coinciding with the start of hurricane season, the Fairfax, Va.-based Public Entity Risk Institute (PERI) has released the 2006 Risk Management Yearbook, a collection of articles about levee maintenance, hazard mitigation and disaster recovery. Written for risk managers, emergency managers, disaster professionals and policymakers, the book reveals lessons learned from last year's storms — including Hurricane Katrina — and examines emerging trends and challenges facing local governments, small businesses and non-profit organizations. To purchase the $29 book, visit www.riskinstitute.org.

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on Apr. 27, 2012
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