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When Nature Strikes, We Nurture Our Own
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A woman tries to recover items from her flooded home in Port Arthur, Texas, in the wake of Hurricane Harvey. But as nature bruised and buffeted the U.S. mainland, natural and human disasters struck elsewhere in the world.
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Most societies pay less attention to global events when they face crises at home. But this understandable tendency creates an environment ripe for disaster....
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