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Why do we need to collect primary data and examine secondary sources to make comparisons and identify changes to an area was like before and after a disaster?

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You need to do it to confirm your sources/ information. By taking comparisons you're more likely to find facts that line up and are more likely to be factual. You're also more likely to find more information and broaden your information.

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