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UNEP
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Guidance document from the UN environment programme on climate-resilient buildings and communities practices, including guidance on heat waves, drought, hurricanes, and flooding.
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FEMA
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Database describing FEMA preparedness webinars including natural hazard preparedness.
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Washington University St. Louis
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Presentation by the Washington University in St. Louis Office of Sustainability on saving energy.
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National Renewable Energy Laboratory,
NREL
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Technical report providing site selection guidance for installation of small wind turbines.
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University of Florida IFAS Extension
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This document covers how broken windows can allow wind and rain inside the house and even lead to roof failure.
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Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
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Factsheet describing tips for building or renovating with a focus on disaster resistance.
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Guide describing the use of doors that are insulated and are impact rated or have protective coverings for resistance to hurricane, high winds, wildfires and thermal losses.
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Guide providing information on interior and exterior window attachments for shading, glare control, noise control, protection from high winds, privacy, and reduced heat loss in winter.
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Guide describing various methods of shading and solar control to reduce heat gain through windows.
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Guide describing methods for providing space cooling and refrigeration during extreme heat events and/or power outages.
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Guide describing materials and methods for incorporating thermal mass into the construction of a home for temperature regulation, energy savings, and resistance to extreme heat and cold.
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Guide describing how to create a designated shelter-from-heat space in a home to help occupants successfully weather an extreme heat event.