Hurricane Harvey

Houston Texans Rookie Gives His First Game Check To Harvey Victims

The quarterback shows the team's "cafeteria ladies" that he won't leave them with a loss.
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The Storm That Crushed Puerto Rico Isn't Getting As Much Attention As Harvey Or Irma

Only 19 percent of Americans know anyone who was affected by Hurricane Maria.
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How One Houston Synagogue Is Facing Yom Kippur After Hurricane Harvey

On the Day of Atonement, members of the United Orthodox Synagogues will face a poignant time of reflection.
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EPA Fills Puerto Rico Post Left Vacant For 9 Months Amid Hurricane Disaster

New Yorker Peter Lopez, who takes office Oct. 10, has his work cut out for him. He earns high marks from an EPA predecessor.
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Woman Contracts Flesh-Eating Bacterial Infection From Harvey Floodwaters

Nancy Reed, 77, is the 36th Harvey-related death in Harris County, Texas.
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Coping With Disaster: A Medical Overview

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Lin-Manuel Miranda: Puerto Rico Deserves The Same Amount Of Relief As Texas, Florida

Millions of Puerto Ricans are in need of food and water, and the "Hamilton" creator wants you to help.
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Sen. John McCain Is Pushing An Idea That Could Be A Huge Help To Puerto Rico

He wants the Homeland Security secretary to waive the Jones Act, which would save the island a lot of money as it recovers from Hurricane Maria.
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We Need A Government Capable Of Building Climate-Resilient Infrastructure

This will take money.
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The Limits Of Engineering

How endless suburban sprawl contributed to Hurricane Harvey's devastation.
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