Billions of dollars can transform a desert almost overnight. New roads. Power stations. Data centers. Solar fields. Housing. When enough money is on the table, anything seems possible. But where is that urgency when it comes to the people who Dl€D here? Where are the trained search teams? Where are the coordinated recovery efforts? Where is the commitment to finding every last person and giving their family an answer? Instead, that responsibility has fallen to a handful of volunteers who return month after month, walking mile after mile through unforgiving terrain. Many of the people who Dl€D here will never have headlines written about them. They weren't wealthy. They weren't famous. But they were human beings. If anything, the most vulnerable people among us deserve more care—not less. This landscape is changing rapidly. As it does, we hope the stories of those who lost their lives here are not buried beneath concrete, steel, and progress. Development should never eras...