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<h2>How did the federal government respond to Hurricane Sandy?</h2>
In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, the federal government responded by doling out more than $60 billion in total emergency spending, an appropriation process driven strongly by politics.
<h2>What were some of the biggest issues arising after Hurricane Sandy?</h2>
One of the main problems following Hurricane Sandy was the fact that many people who chose not to leave lacked the supplies necessary for survival. The fact that the order to evacuate New York City came extremely late in the process, as it did during Hurricane Katrina, did not assist.
<h3>Where did the NRC monitor Hurricane Sandy's progress?</h3>
The NRC kept an eye on Sandy's progress both before and throughout the storm from the Incident Response Center at its Region I office in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, as well as from the Operations Center at its main office in Rockville, Maryland.
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