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> it's sources don't quite back up the claims. I'll admit that FEMA isn't exactly cited in a way that's possible to corroborate, but presumably they're estima
by diogenes4 3y ago
> it's sources don't quite back up the claims.
I'll admit that FEMA isn't exactly cited in a way that's possible to corroborate, but presumably they're estimating a worst-case scenario and not a median- or average-case scenario. That might explain some of the large divorce in figures.
- adrianpike 3y agoI'd love to find any actual FEMA publications that back up some of the numbers and claims - so far to the best I can tell is it's mostly from interviews with the regional director, which, while valuable, isn't quite at the level of citation I'd like. If anyone's got a PDF I'd love to retract all my critiques though. :)