Business of Disaster
Description
FRONTLINE and NPR investigate the question of who profits when disaster strikes, focusing on the insurance companies that profited in the wake of the Superstorm Sandy and the government agencies that were supposed to help people rebuild. This eye-opening documentary raises troubling questions about whether the government—and the communities it serves—are prepared for the next big storm.
Runtime
53 min 16 sec
Subjects
Geography
Database
Films on Demand
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