American Red Cross discusses increase in natural disasters
By:
Jason Lee
Posted: Sep 12, 2023 8:54 AM CDT
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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- With September being recognized as National Preparedness Month, the American Red Cross has made note that they are responding to nearly twice as many large disasters compared to only a decade ago.
To discuss some of the possible reasons why, as well as how the Red Cross is adapting to a changing environment, we were joined by Trevor Riggen, President of Humanitarian Services with the American Red Cross on Tuesday, Sept. 12.
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