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  • After Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico in September 2017, the academic libraries of the Rio Piedras Campus at the University of Puerto Rico suffered from power failure for weeks, as well as flooding As a result, the availability of adequate physical spaces were reduced considerably Something similar is happening around the world as libraries face many challenge due to COVID-19 How could we respond using electronic resources?
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  • Journal_of_Electronic_Resources_Librarianship
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  • What libraries and librarians could learn from a Puerto Rico library emergency response By Gabriel Jiménez Barrón
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  • #821931
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  • 2020

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