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FEMA, NOAA use social media for public awareness

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June 17, 2010 2:06 pm

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FEMA and NOAA are working together to keep you informed when it comes to storms and potential natural disaster. Bookmark these social media links and tools, and learn more about how to prepare for a hurricane now that the season is upon us.

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