|
The University of Minnesota Extension Service is a major producer of research-based and educational materials. This page is a source for disaster recovery information.
From ExtensionImportant Disaster Recovery Tips
- Take steps to counter mold, mildew in storm-damaged home -- news release
- Check food in freezer, decontaminate kitchen items after storm -- news release
- Protect yourself from glass, wood splinters during storm clean-up -- news release
- Electricity Generators: Life-Saving or Deadly -- news release
- Financial survival requires clear head and preparation -- news release
- Appropriate clean-up attire: Safety first -- news release
- Crisis and grief affects decision making -- news release
- To cope, people need to talk, listen, and support -- news release
- Young people need special attention during crisis -- news release
- Missing pet adds to storm trauma for some families -- news release
- Plan ahead before fixing tornado-damaged livestock buildings -- news release
- Extension expert urges caution when using portable heaters after tornado -- news release
- Stomach magnets can protect cows in pastures with storm debris -- news release
- Tornado Damages in Southern Minnesota
From the Saint Paul Pioneer Press
- Immediate Response and Clean-Up
- Think Safety
- Wind-Damaged Structures
- Farm Recovery from Disaster
- Portable Heaters/Electricity Generators
- Stress and Coping
- Money and Crisis
- Food Safety
- Pets and Wildlife Animals
Other Disaster Recovery Information
- Clinton declares tornado zone disaster area
- Web Extra: Hear tornado survivors' stories and browse a picture gallery depicting the damage and clean-up work.
- Minnesota Department of Public Safety, Emergency Management
- Tornado Cleanup Safety
- Federal Emergency Management Agency
- Help after a disaster -- Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
- The Minnesota Department of Transportation -- highway patrol reports, road maintenance and repair, road conditions,and other information
- American Red Cross
- Extension Disaster Education Network (EDEN)
- Disaster Resources -- University of Illinois
- Disaster Handbook -- University of Wisconsin Extension; chapters on floods,fire, drought,tornadoes, winter storms, and community and family issues
Related Links
|
Videotapes, public service announcements,
and curriculum materials are available on four topics: |
|
- Keep cool heads when sharing your home during a crisis -- news release
- Change, Crisis, and Loss in Our Lives
- Rebuilding Self-esteem -- Ideas for Farm Men and Women
- The Family Stress Series -- examines some stressful situations, and outlines positive ways for families to deal with stress.
- In Tense Times -- a series of publications put together by Cluster 10 counties that address stress, community and family related issues.
- Picking Up the Pieces video offers solutions for post-disaster recovery -- news release
- There's more to disaster-related problems than money -- news release
- Parents can help children cope with catastrophes, crises -- news release
Related Links
Related Links
- Food Safety During Disasters -- USDA
- Keeping food safe during emergencies -- Purdue University