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FEMA is running out of money, but these strategies can help survivors of Hurricane Idalia and the Maui fires get aid faster

  • Written by Latisha Nixon-Jones, Associate Professor of Law, Jacksonville University
FEMA is running out of money, but these strategies can help survivors of Hurricane Idalia and the Maui fires get aid fasterHurricane Idalia inundated parts of Tarpon Springs, Fla., and other coastal communities on Aug. 30, 2023.Joe Raedle/Getty Images

As questions loom over the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s ability to fund disaster recovery efforts, people who lost homes to recent wildfires and storms are trying to make their way through the difficult...

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