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Sudden Impact
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In Sandy’s Wake
This is Far Rockaway in late November, a war zone where a one-day “warrior” took no prisoners.
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The Power Went Out and the Waters Rose...
On-the-scene-reports and important information about disaster preparedness from boards and managers after Hurrican Sandy.
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Climate Changes
Heads up! It’s time to manage the risks of global warming.
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Planning for Climate Crisis
As an urban coastal region, New York ity is especially vulnerable to extreme climate changes. How do we prepare?
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Facing Fire
How a board prepares for a fire is just as important as how it copes with the aftermath.
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Emergency Planning 101
The disaster in Japan should be a wake-up call for co-op and condo boards.
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Good Neighbor Policy
Being in a condo means being a good neighbor.
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Aftermath
In the wake of a crisis, what steps should a board take?
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Prep Work
Emergency preparedness: are you ready for the worst?
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