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Disaster-Prone Communities Face Cuts and Slowdowns in Federal Help

Disaster-Prone Communities Face Cuts and Slowdowns in Federal Help
NYT Science Friday 06 November 2026, 10:00 UTC By Scott Dance 1 min read
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An apartment complex in Milton, Fla., in October, after Hurricane Isaias.

An apartment complex in Milton, Fla., in October, after Hurricane Isaias.
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