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 Disaster Response Guide from the ADRA or ACS national office
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-Damage:  These storms bring with them tidal surges that cause flooding, devastating winds, rain, hail, lightning and damage they cause often spark fires, toxic leaks, and electrical hazards. Occasionally they spin off tornadoes, and massive inland thunderstorms. As a result people are killed in large numbers when not evacuated, homes are destroyed, water contaminated and responses delayed as a result of the ongoing storm. These storms have destroyed economies in history and have the record for most costly to recover from for nations affected.
+Damage: These storms bring with them tidal surges that cause flooding, devastating winds, rain, hail, lightning and damage they cause often spark fires, toxic leaks, and electrical hazards. Occasionally they spin off tornadoes, and massive inland thunderstorms. As a result people are killed in large numbers when not evacuated, homes are destroyed, water contaminated and responses delayed as a result of the ongoing storm. These storms have destroyed economies in history and have the record for most costly to recover from for nations affected.
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-Effects:  Have been known to affect the coastal regions of every inhabited continent and virtually every island on Earth. Primarily affecting the Eastern Coasts of the Eastern Hemisphere, The western Coast of Central America and Mexico, and the Caribbean and South and East Coasts of the USA.
+Effects: Have been known to affect the coastal regions of every inhabited continent and virtually every island on Earth. Primarily affecting the Eastern Coasts of the Eastern Hemisphere, The western Coast of Central America and Mexico, and the Caribbean and South and East Coasts of the USA.
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-These events are most frequently related to large storm systems although small tornados have been formed on clear days. Large tornadoes are subject to higher wind speeds than many hurricanes but contained in tighter funnels, they obliterate structures that they meet head on and often cause roof separations, siding separations and other damage to structures outside their central path. Massive deaths may occur when these storms reach populated areas as they are unpredictable by  current technology. Therefore, warning times are short and few people can reach safety. These storms have been known to rip the pavement from roads and massive trees from the ground with their roots. They shower debris at the outer most points of their reach sometimes miles away causing even more damage.
+These events are most frequently related to large storm systems although small tornados have been formed on clear days. Large tornadoes are subject to higher wind speeds than many hurricanes but contained in tighter funnels, they obliterate structures that they meet head on and often cause roof separations, siding separations and other damage to structures outside their central path. Massive deaths may occur when these storms reach populated areas as they are unpredictable by current technology. Therefore, warning times are short and few people can reach safety. These storms have been known to rip the pavement from roads and massive trees from the ground with their roots. They shower debris at the outer most points of their reach sometimes miles away causing even more damage.
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 ADRA provides services outside of North America in 120 nations around the globe. Adventist Community Services provides services within North America and Bermuda. Their missions are often parallel in Disaster Response.
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 ADRA stands for '''A'''dventist '''D'''evelopment and '''Relief''' '''A'''gency. Note that the D stands for ''development'', not ''disaster''. The letter that describes ADRA's role as a disaster responder is the '''R''' for ''relief''.
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-The World Food Programme is the food-assistance branch of the United Nations and the world's largest humanitarian organization addressing hunger and promoting food security. According to the WFP, it provides food assistance to an average of 91.4 million people in 83 countries each year. ADRA works closely with the WFP to collect and distribute food to the hungry. As seen in 2018 when these two organisations worked hand-in-hand in Uganda.
+The World Food Programme is the food-assistance branch of the United Nations and the world's largest humanitarian organization addressing hunger and promoting food security. According to the WFP, it provides food assistance to an average of 91.4 million people in 83 countries each year. ADRA works closely with the WFP to collect and distribute food to the hungry. As seen in 2018 when these two organizations worked hand-in-hand in Uganda.
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-Effects:  Have been known to affect the coastal regions of every inhabited continent and virtually every island on Earth.  Primarily affecting the Eastern Coasts of the Eastern Hemisphere, The western Coast of Central America and Mexico, and the Caribbean and South and East Coasts of the USA.
+Effects:  Have been known to affect the coastal regions of every inhabited continent and virtually every island on Earth. Primarily affecting the Eastern Coasts of the Eastern Hemisphere, The western Coast of Central America and Mexico, and the Caribbean and South and East Coasts of the USA.
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-These disasters have large variance. Some may be of little effect to anyone because of their location, and others may leave entire metropolises a burning ruin. Today those areas of the industrialized world most effected by earthquakes have developed technologies to help limit structural damage during such an event and science is also working on better warning systems and predictions for major events. This can be done in theory because we have some marginal grasp that the world is made up of floating plates and they rub on one another building and releasing pressure. As is so often the case, fire and contamination are a problem, as well as mass deaths for unevacuated people. The cost for industrialized cities to recover can be billions.  For those areas that do not have the benefit of an industrial economy, the death tolls are hard to relate to others, and all buildings are often lost in the affected area as they are made from clay or cement or wood with no benefit of industrial engineering.
+These disasters have large variance. Some may be of little effect to anyone because of their location, and others may leave entire metropolises a burning ruin. Today those areas of the industrialized world most effected by earthquakes have developed technologies to help limit structural damage during such an event and science is also working on better warning systems and predictions for major events. This can be done in theory because we have some marginal grasp that the world is made up of floating plates and they rub on one another building and releasing pressure. As is so often the case, fire and contamination are a problem, as well as mass deaths for unevacuated people. The cost for industrialized cities to recover can be billions. For those areas that do not have the benefit of an industrial economy, the death tolls are hard to relate to others, and all buildings are often lost in the affected area as they are made from clay or cement or wood with no benefit of industrial engineering.
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-Effects: There are a large number of plates in the world and where any two meet (and spurs near them) there are fault lines.  These meeting points release pressure built up by movement that we call earthquakes. Most are minor and hardly felt beyond the fault itself. Others can cause very strong quakes felt hundreds of miles of away, even causing damage a hundred or more miles away. They may also trigger volcanic eruptions and tsunamis.
+Effects: There are a large number of plates in the world and where any two meet (and spurs near them) there are fault lines. These meeting points release pressure built up by movement that we call earthquakes. Most are minor and hardly felt beyond the fault itself. Others can cause very strong quakes felt hundreds of miles of away, even causing damage a hundred or more miles away. They may also trigger volcanic eruptions and tsunamis.
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 === g. War/Civil conflict=== <!--T:19-->
 Casualties of war are not limited to soldiers killed in combat. Civilian deaths often outnumber military deaths. War causes disruption to everyday life which leads to people fleeing their homes and their livelihoods. This separation for normalcy often causes significant outbreak of disease (mostly from the lack of sanitation).
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 Property is another casualty of war, with buildings being reduced to rubble and crops being destroyed. Even if the crops are not destroyed directly as a result of the conflict, the risk can be too great for farming.
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 In the area of Disaster Response the Adventist organizations provide an important basic need of disaster relief, warehousing and distribution. Adventists are responsible for receiving most of the donated goods sent to an incident, then sorting, warehousing, and distributing them. Large scale distribution is done to fill the needs of the Red Cross, Southern Baptists, Salvation Army, and Second Harvest as well as local food banks and shelters during a response. Small scale distributions to individuals and families are done at satellite distribution centers where families report to obtain those essential items they need such as clothing, hygiene products, and food.
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-The ''ADRA Presents'' series of videos includes very good introductions to ACS and disaster resoponse in short video segments.  These videos are available through [http://www.adventsource.org Advent''Source''] .
+The ''ADRA Presents'' series of videos includes very good introductions to ACS and disaster resoponse in short video segments. These videos are available through [http://www.adventsource.org Advent''Source''] .
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-Before collecting anything, it is also important to arrange to transport those goods to a warehouse serving the disaster area.  Collected goods are of little use until they have been sorted, and this is typically done in a warehouse just outside the disaster zone.
+Before collecting anything, it is also important to arrange to transport those goods to a warehouse serving the disaster area. Collected goods are of little use until they have been sorted, and this is typically done in a warehouse just outside the disaster zone.
 == 4. Explain what the letters ADRA stand for and which letter describes ADRA's role as a disaster responder. == <!--T:30-->
-ADRA stands for '''A'''dventist '''D'''evelopment and '''Relief''' '''A'''gency.  Note that the D stands for ''development'', not ''disaster''.  The letter that describes ADRA's role as a disaster responder is the '''R''' for ''relief''.
+ADRA stands for '''A'''dventist '''D'''evelopment and '''Relief''' '''A'''gency. Note that the D stands for ''development'', not ''disaster''. The letter that describes ADRA's role as a disaster responder is the '''R''' for ''relief''.
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 === a. Red Cross === <!--T:32-->
-The Red Cross provides complete relief services world wide.  Recognized as the foremost international aid agency the International Red Cross and Red Crescent operates in every nation on of the world.
+The Red Cross provides complete relief services world wide. Recognized as the foremost international aid agency the International Red Cross and Red Crescent operates in every nation on of the world.
 === b. Adventist Community Services (ACS) in the U.S.=== <!--T:33-->
-Within North America, Adventist Community Services supports the mission of the Red Cross and other disaster relief agencies and a goods management, warehousing, and distribution coordinator with contracts with local, state, and national governments.  ACS provides to the Red Cross food and clothing that is sent into disaster areas for use in their camps and shelters.
+Within North America, Adventist Community Services supports the mission of the Red Cross and other disaster relief agencies and a goods management, warehousing, and distribution coordinator with contracts with local, state, and national governments. ACS provides to the Red Cross food and clothing that is sent into disaster areas for use in their camps and shelters.
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-ADRA assists with the distribution of clothing and food for refugees and in some cases manages refugee camps for the United Nations throughout the nations in which it operates.  Neighbors of war-torn countries often completely impoverished themselves rely on this organization and others that support refugees, to protect, feed, cloth, educate, house and otherwise tend to those who stream across their borders each day.
+ADRA assists with the distribution of clothing and food for refugees and in some cases manages refugee camps for the United Nations throughout the nations in which it operates. Neighbors of war-torn countries often completely impoverished themselves rely on this organization and others that support refugees, to protect, feed, cloth, educate, house and otherwise tend to those who stream across their borders each day.
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		+	The World Food Programme is the food-assistance branch of the United Nations and the world's largest humanitarian organization addressing hunger and promoting food security. According to the WFP, it provides food assistance to an average of 91.4 million people in 83 countries each year. ADRA works closely with the WFP to collect and distribute food to the hungry. As seen in 2018 when these two organisations worked hand-in-hand in Uganda.

	== 6. Explain the role of the government when a disaster occurs and identify the key government agency in your nation that manages emergency response. == <!--T:38-->		== 6. Explain the role of the government when a disaster occurs and identify the key government agency in your nation that manages emergency response. == <!--T:38-->

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