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The linked article is about an innovative project by the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to develop affordable, high-performance prefabricated emergency shelters. The shelters are designed to be rapidly deployed in the aftermath of natural disasters, providing durable and energy-efficient housing options for displaced individuals. The article highlights the key features of these shelters, including their thermal efficiency, modular design, and potential for rapid deployment, showcasing how this collaboration between ORNL and FEMA aims to improve disaster response and long-term resilience.