Talk:Comprehensive emergency management

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This article is a stub and probably doesn't need to be too much more than a stub, since it is a rather tangential and self-explanatory concept. Nonetheless, I think it can be improved with a greater contrast of the earlier civil defense philosophy and the emerging of the "all-hazards" approach.

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I will try to broaden this article's perspective to include other countries' views in the coming weeks. I know at least in NZ has more to do with the mitigation, preparedness, response, recovery cycle than any specific regulatory matters. --TimClicks (talk) 07:19, 7 August 2008 (UTC)

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The current definition of Comprehensive emergency management is not at all concise. It is full of drawn out sentences filled with comma after comma of additional information. The sentences are very long, they need to be reformatted to make better sense of exactly what is Comprehensive emergency management. The definition also talks about CEM being the rise and fall of different systems in the US. There needs to be a more in depth history of how that took place, why that took place, and who made those decisions? CEM’s main intro describes the definition as various laws throughout the US, a better definition would describe and give definition of those laws and how they are currently being used. There are many changes being described in the definition as the birth of certain departments and the fall of other departments along the way of the creation of CEM. There needs to be historical dates set in the definition in order to tell the reader exactly why those changes were made. There needs to better a precise description of the “emergency” plans set in place by the CEM for different types of emergencies that may occur. Another suggestion would be to describe how the leaders of the CEM spell out the plans to the general public when disasters or emergencies do happen. All in all this definition needs to give better explanation of why the CEM has changed over the years and what the plan exactly means to the general public. All in all a new version needs to be made in order to make proper sense of CEM. Samo56 (talk) 05:08, 13 April 2017 (UTC)

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