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cjel-8357	Bronin, Sara	Law’s Disaster: Heritage at Risk	2021	34	.pdf	application/pdf	11928	607	43	Unfortunately, as demonstrated by a 2016 study further discussed below, fewer than half of all states address historic preservation in their hazard mitigation plans, and only half of state historic preservation plans address natural hazards in a significant way.62 A handful of states have achieved somewhat greater coordination in pursuit of these important goals. This Article argues that historic places desperately need the protection of legal reforms at the intersection of disaster law and historic preservation law before they succumb to flame, water, wind, or the earth itself.	cache/cjel-8357.pdf	txt/cjel-8357.txt