During the twentieth century, governments have typically responded to drought by providing emergency, short-term, and long-term assistance to distressed areas. Emergency and short-term assistance programs are often reactive, a kind of band-aid approach to more serious land and water management problems (Rosenberg, 1980; Hamer, 1985; Wilhite, et al., 1986). Actions of this type have long been criticized as inefficient and ineffective by the scientific community and government officials, as well as by recipients of relief. Long-term assistance programs are far fewer in number, but they are proactive. They attempt to lessen a region\u27s vulnerability to drought through improved management and planning
Severe and widespread drought occurred over a large portion of the United States between 1974 and 19...
Recent droughts, calls for action by regional, national, and international organizations, and the av...
Drought is a normal, recurrent feature of the climate of virtually all portions of the United States...
During the twentieth century, governments have typically responded to drought by providing emergency...
Although droughts are a frequent occurrence over much of the United States, response by state and fe...
Developing a national or provincial drought policy and plan is a complicated but essential first ste...
Government response to the mid-1970s drought in the United States is reviewed and evaluated with reg...
Drought relief has become an expected response of the federal government to periods of widespread dr...
Drought has been a recurrent feature of the American landscape in recent years, resulting in signifi...
Given worldwide experience with drought during the past several decades and the magnitude of associa...
Drought has been a prevalent feature of the American landscape during the latter part of the 1980s, ...
Severe drought is a recurring problem for the United States, as illustrated by widespread economic, ...
Preparedness was defined in chapter 1 as predisaster activities designed to increase the level of re...
Severe drought affected large portions of the United States during the winter, spring, and summer mo...
Drought affects more people than any other hazard, in both developed and developing countries, yet f...
Severe and widespread drought occurred over a large portion of the United States between 1974 and 19...
Recent droughts, calls for action by regional, national, and international organizations, and the av...
Drought is a normal, recurrent feature of the climate of virtually all portions of the United States...
During the twentieth century, governments have typically responded to drought by providing emergency...
Although droughts are a frequent occurrence over much of the United States, response by state and fe...
Developing a national or provincial drought policy and plan is a complicated but essential first ste...
Government response to the mid-1970s drought in the United States is reviewed and evaluated with reg...
Drought relief has become an expected response of the federal government to periods of widespread dr...
Drought has been a recurrent feature of the American landscape in recent years, resulting in signifi...
Given worldwide experience with drought during the past several decades and the magnitude of associa...
Drought has been a prevalent feature of the American landscape during the latter part of the 1980s, ...
Severe drought is a recurring problem for the United States, as illustrated by widespread economic, ...
Preparedness was defined in chapter 1 as predisaster activities designed to increase the level of re...
Severe drought affected large portions of the United States during the winter, spring, and summer mo...
Drought affects more people than any other hazard, in both developed and developing countries, yet f...
Severe and widespread drought occurred over a large portion of the United States between 1974 and 19...
Recent droughts, calls for action by regional, national, and international organizations, and the av...
Drought is a normal, recurrent feature of the climate of virtually all portions of the United States...