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CU Boulder research finds state prisons unprepared, vulnerable to natural disasters - Vimarsana News

CU Boulder research finds state prisons unprepared, vulnerable to natural disasters

About 75% of Colorado prisons are likely to experience a natural disaster but are not prepared to keep inmates safe, according to new University of Colorado Boulder research.

CU Boulder research finds state prisons unprepared, vulnerable to natural disasters - Vimarsana News

CU Boulder research finds state prisons unprepared, vulnerable to natural disasters

About 75% of Colorado prisons are likely to experience a natural disaster but are not prepared to keep inmates safe, according to new University of Colorado Boulder research.

News Flash: Prison is Hell! Now more so with Climate Change • Watts Up With That? - Vimarsana News

News Flash: Prison is Hell! Now more so with Climate Change • Watts Up With That?

From the "does anybody really give a damn" department comes another inane news release that I never bothered to finish reading. - Anthony Prisons vulnerable to natural disasters, but ill-prepared A study of 110 Colorado facilities found that 75%, housing 83% of the state's incarcerated population, are at risk of climate-related hazards Three-quarters of Colorado

Prisons vulnerable to natural disasters, but - Vimarsana News

Prisons vulnerable to natural disasters, but

A study of prisons, jails, juvenile detention centers and immigration facilities in Colorado found that three-quarters are at medium-to-high risk of climate-related disasters, and Black and Latino individuals are at even greater risk of experiencing extreme heat or flooding while incarcerated.