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International Code Council
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ICC
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2009 edition of code establishing regulations involving life and property safety from fires and explosion hazards, including emergency planning, fire department access and water supply, automatic sprinkler systems, fire alarms, and hazardous materials planning and storage.
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McGuigan Connor
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Sierra Club
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Article from the Sierra Club explaining 5 steps to take to ensure your home's resistance to wildfires, including site maintenance and roof construction guidelines.
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Marija Jelčić Rukavina,
Milan Carević,
Ivana Banjad Pečur
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University of Zagreb
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A guide for designers, architects, engineers, and fire experts on how to design rainscreen and ventilated cavities such that they don’t contribute to the spread of a fire.
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Lstiburek Joseph W
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Building Science Corporation,
BSC
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Report covering the fire performance of combustible cladding over combustible insulation.
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Schneider Philip J,
et al.
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Organization(s)
Natural Institute of Building Science,
NIBS
Description
Report updating and expanding on a 2005 study that found, among other things, that every $1 of natural hazard mitigation funded by FEMA between 1993 and 2003 saved the American people an average of $4 in avoided future losses.
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National Fire Protection Association
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NFPA
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An NFPA Standard that identifies a method for determining the minimum water supply necessary for structural fire-fighting purposes in areas where it has been determined that there is no water or inadequate water for fire fighting.
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Pacific Gas & Electric
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PG&E
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Brochure for utility customers describing installation of an excess flow valve to automatically shut off natural gas flow into a home in the event of a gas line rupture.
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U.S. Fire Administration,
Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Organization(s)
U.S. Fire Administration,
FEMA
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Description webpage providing information about home fire safety during sever weather for consumers.