An exterior view of the temporary loss mitigation drying system capable of drying a vehicle and other contents. An exterior view of the temporary loss mitigation drying system capable of drying vehicles and other contents. (Photo courtesy of M. Iftkhar)

While innovation in the field of disaster restoration continues to evolve at a steady pace, the soaring frequency, intensity and severity of climate-related disasters seriously threaten to outpace the rate of innovation rollouts.

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