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<br />Ramsey County | Multi-Jurisdiction Hazard Mitigation Plan 56 <br />o Increased demand on storage and distribution facilities, possibly leading to <br />infrastructure strain. <br />• Water Contamination: <br />o Damage to water treatment plants and distribution systems, requiring extensive repairs. <br />o Short- and long-term degradation of water quality, affecting property values and <br />infrastructure resilience. <br />Impact on the Environment <br />• Transportation Failure: <br />o Increased environmental damage from alternative routes or modes of transportation <br />(e.g., off-road driving, increased air travel). <br />o Potential for environmental contamination from damaged transport vehicles or <br />infrastructure. <br />• Electrical and Fuel Shortages: <br />o Increased reliance on backup generators, leading to higher emissions and environmental <br />degradation. <br />o Potential for fuel spills or leaks, contaminating soil and water sources. <br />• Supply Chain Disruption: <br />o Increased waste from spoiled goods and unused inventory, leading to environmental <br />pollution. <br />o Potential for illegal dumping or improper disposal of hazardous materials. <br />• Water Contamination: <br />o Harm to aquatic ecosystems and wildlife due to polluted water sources. <br />o Long-term soil and water degradation, affecting agriculture and natural habitats. <br />Impact on the Economy of the Jurisdiction <br />• Transportation Failure: <br />o Economic losses due to costs to repair and replace transportation systems, reduced <br />productivity, disrupted trade, and increased transportation costs. <br />o Long-term impacts on tourism, commerce, and investment due to damaged <br />infrastructure. <br />• Electrical and Fuel Shortages: <br />o Increased operational costs for businesses and households due to reliance on <br />alternative power sources. <br />o Potential business closures or relocations due to unreliable power and fuel supply. <br />• Supply Chain Disruption: