7f4af487_for_Environmental_Human_RIghts__Recovery_Issue
No. The federal government has the discretion to assist in the development of state mitigation plans and emergency preparedness programs. The federal government also has the discretion to warn the public of hazards and reduce immediate threats to life, property, public safety, and health. (42 USC §5165 and §5170b) Yes. It is the obligation of national governments to prevent the conditions that can cause displacement. (Principle 5) [Recovery Issue] 
Should the federal government be required to take precautions that can prevent displacement?
Advocates for Environmental Human RIghts
Recovery Issue