Hurricane Irma

Tens Of Thousands In Puerto Rico Told To Evacuate Immediately As Dam Cracks

70,000 people are at risk.
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10 Numbers That Explain Hurricane Maria's Devastating Toll On Puerto Rico

In some communities, 80 to 90 percent of homes have been completely destroyed.
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After 'Natural' Disasters, The Devastation Is Worst For Black And Brown Communities

Socioeconomic inequality often places communities of color at a tremendous disadvantage as they shield themselves from damage.
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Florida Woman Gets Electricity Back On With 'Hot Single Female' Sign

"I figured, even if the sign didn’t work, the neighbors would get a laugh.”
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The Lesson Of Harvey and Irma: An Animal’s Best Ally Is Its Community

Rescue organizations work best when they work together
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South Florida Immigrants And Communities Of Color Still Struggling To Recover Post-Irma

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Florida Officials Allege Disturbing Cover-Up At Nursing Home Where Patients Died After Irma

A lawyer for the facility denied any wrongdoing, claiming the staff's actions were "reasonable."
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Virginian Charters Jet To Rescue 300 Pets Stranded On Virgin Islands After Irma

The owner of a dog rescue raised funds and swooped in to get dogs and cats out of harm's way before Maria hit.
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Let’s Not Forget That Scientists Warned Us It Could Be A Nasty Hurricane Season

And wouldn't you know? They were right.
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After Irma, There's A Historic Chance To Achieve The Sustainable Development Goals In The Caribbean

We must use this moment of utter devastation as an opportunity to turn toward deliberate strategies of transformation.
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