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Palmer Hydrological Drought Index
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Pamunkey Indian Tribe
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Papahana Kuaola
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As part of a public information and engagement process, establish a buddy system for neighbors to support each other during floods. Local cultural institutions might serve as good partners.
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Partner with banks to increase household emergency savings accounts.
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Partner with businesses on long-term recovery.
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Partner with community groups to proactively reach out to vulnerable people before and during extreme weather.
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Partner with community members to bring together technical information and social considerations to better inform flood management in historically underserved areas.
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Partner with FEMA to share flood maps with the community and adopt new maps.
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Partner with golf courses to plant native vegetation in the buffer around water bodies and waterways. This practice lessons their need for chemical treatment.
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Partner with local energy utilities to study the long-term effects of warmer summer temperatures and extreme high temperatures on summer load peaks and changes in residential air conditioning use in the
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Partner with nonprofits such as the United Way, Red Cross and Salvation Army to leverage existing programs to build individual and community preparedness.
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Partner with surrounding communities and governing bodies on seawall projects.
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Partner with the County and State Departments of Transportation to establish resilience road design standards for SLR.