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May 22, 2013
Orlando Sentinel - Shelters are “highly recommended” for storm-prone areas, according to Larry Tanner, research associate for the National Wind Institute at Texas Tech University who studies how shelters behave in fierce storms. He believes public buildings should have shelters or safe rooms in areas prone to large storms.
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May 22, 2013
The Huffington Post - “Those are vulnerable populations that need protection, and yet many of them are unprotected,” said Ernst Kiesling, a professor of civil engineering at Texas Tech University who founded the National Storm Shelter Association to push for a uniform set of construction standards.
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May 22, 2013
ABC News - “There are above ground and below ground storm shelters that offer. And near absolute occupant protection from the worst case tornado. Many homes and tornado Alley don’t have basements because of loose clay soil — because they flood easily,” said Texas Tech University’s Ernst Kiesling.
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