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Disaster Mitigation Saves Money and Lives: Study

Sunday, Apr 15 2018
News Roundup
Written by  TPB News

A recent study from the National Institute of Building Sciences shows that federal funds spent on mitigating hazards yields fewer dollars spent on disaster recovery and related costs. So reports Building Green. 

The study was funded by FEMA, and shows that for every $1 spent, an average of $6 is saved from things like post-disaster recovery, healthcare, and effects on the economy. Mitigation measures allow businesses to remain operational, which keeps people working, and also protects the area around the building. Mitigation plans implemented can create new long-term jobs, too.

Read the full article from Building Green. 

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