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Not If, When: Planning for the Next Nepal

EPISODE · Apr 30, 2015 · 16 MIN

Not If, When: Planning for the Next Nepal

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Nepal continues to mourn the thousands who died after a massive earthquake. A global relief effort is now underway to assist more than a million people in need food assistance and other forms of relief. Our guest, Brian Tucker, says responding to crises in this way is shortsighted, costly and poor policy.

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