<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><response success="true" at="Tue, 09 Feb 2010 15:46:47 -0800"><graph swivel-id="34587250" version="0"><name>Hazard-Related Deaths in the U.S.</name><description>
Each year, hundreds of people die from environment-related hazards. This graph shows the &lt;b&gt;distribution of deaths for 11 hazard categories as a percent of the total 19.958 deaths due to these hazards from 1970 to 2004&lt;/b&gt;. Heat/drought is responsible for 19.7% of deaths, followed by severe weather (18.9%) which includes lightning, wind, and rain.
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Note: This analysis ended prior to the 2005 hurricane season which resulted in approximately 2,000 deaths.</description><tags><tag>deaths</tag><tag>hazard</tag><tag>related</tag><tag>u.s.</tag><tag>weather</tag></tags><views>2213</views><comments>2</comments><rating>0.0</rating><created-at>Tue, 30 Jun 2009 10:30:58 -0700</created-at><updated-at>Wed, 01 Jul 2009 10:53:26 -0700</updated-at><user swivel-id="1005522"><name>Natalie</name></user><graph-type>PieGraph</graph-type><variant>default</variant><list count="1" resource="data-column"><data-column swivel-id="10653709"><name>Percent of hazard-related deaths</name></data-column></list></graph></response>