This is how each state is prepared for a natural disasters.
- http://www.businessinsider.com/natur...ampaign=buffer
This is how each state is prepared for a natural disasters.
- http://www.businessinsider.com/natur...ampaign=buffer
Well this certainly has no truth in the real world. 0.4 for tornado preparedness in Oklahoma is pretty much comical.
Agree. This state has its stuff together when a disaster happens.
Oklahoma is really good at RESPONSE, but I'd argue that the metric appears accurate in relation to preparedness. I believe this graphic's data was interested in overall preparedness, but the preparation of the emergency responders. In an overall sense, we're behind where we could/should be. For instance, our residential building codes could be more strict regarding wind loads and tornado-safety measures. We could also be more prepared for droughts - using less water than we do now and conserving the western reservoirs more actively.
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