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Hurricane Harvey aftermath prompts discussion on building codes and safer homes
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By nfpa@jiveon.com Damages following Hurricane Harvey could reach $180 billion, per a recent article by Reuters. Before rebuilding begins, people are weighing in on how it should be done. The conversation is part of a larger, national debate on the necessity
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