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"How to Stop the Wind"

8/4/2017

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Article:  Popular Mechanics:  “How to Stop the Wind”  By Brantley Hargrove- August 3, 2017
Don Greer and his wife, Helen, hid in a tornado shelter. Only he survived.  Now, a team of engineers has committed to doing the impossible:  building a structure that’s stronger and smarter than the merciless, random powers of nature itself…
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The article from Popular Mechanics, "How to Stop the Wind" by Brantley Hargrove, tells the story of Don Greer, who tragically lost his wife Helen during a tornado, and explores the cutting-edge engineering efforts to create structures capable of withstanding the destructive forces of tornadoes.

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