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Officials trying to reason with Hurricane season

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Abstract
South Florida building officials, who were shocked by the extensive glass breakage in high-rise buildings during Hurricane Wilma last fall want to reduce the amount of items capable of becoming airborne debris and studying higher impace standards for windows more than 30 feet above the ground.
Date
4/2006
Author(s)
Deb Wood
Page(s)
12
Keyword(s)
hurricane season; Florida building official; airborne debris; glass breakage


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