Assistant Professor of Emergency Management and Public Health, University of Maryland, Baltimore County
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If FEMA didn’t exist, could states handle the disaster response alone?
As the frequency of natural disasters continues to rise due to climate change, ask yourself: How prepared is your state for a disaster, and could it get by without federal aid?
February 11, 2025
