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FEMA backlog delays California infrastructure projects

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FEMA is behind on approving major projects intended to protect Southern California from floods, earthquakes, fires and landslides, CBS News reports. The article summary provides no project list or estimate of the delays.

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Why it matters

Delays could affect communities and infrastructure projects in Southern California that are meant to reduce risks from natural hazards. The available report does not specify the projects, costs or people affected.