Hurricane Maria

White House Brags About Trump's 'Historic Recovery Effort In Puerto Rico'

In the year since Hurricane Maria, conditions for storm survivors remain dire.
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Hurricane Maria Took Almost Everything From Them. Now They Fear A Future Storm.

After a year of trying to rebuild with little government aid, these communities in Puerto Rico aren’t ready for another blow.
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Hurricane Maria's Effect On The Health Care Industry Is Threatening Lives Across The U.S.

A year after the storm hit Puerto Rico, IV saline bags -- a bedrock of medical care -- are still hard to find.
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FEMA Stopped Paying For Hotels For Displaced Puerto Ricans. Now Some Are Homeless.

Other Hurricane Maria evacuees who’ve since managed to get their own place are teetering on the brink of homelessness.
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A Year After Maria, School Closures Make Trauma Worse For Children In Puerto Rico

The storm took away homes and loved ones. Now, kids dealing with anxiety and depression are losing familiar classrooms.
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Puerto Rico Could Be A Solar Pioneer, But The GOP Wants A Fossil Fuel ‘Theme Park’

A year after Hurricane Maria, the case for community-owned, renewably-powered microgrids is growing clearer.
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This Is What Life Is Like For Children In Post-Hurricane Maria Puerto Rico

School closures mark another loss for children in Puerto Rico still mentally recovering from Hurricane Maria.
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About A Quarter Of The Public Believes Trump's Conspiracy Theory On Hurricane Deaths

But most Americans correctly say Puerto Rico has yet to recover from last year's storm.
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FEMA Boss Defends Trump's Puerto Rico Death Toll Denial: 'Numbers Are All Over The Place'

"I don't know why these studies were done," FEMA administrator Brock Long said.
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Why Counting The Number Of Dead After A Hurricane — Or Any Disaster — Matters

“This is inherently political because the scale of the disaster will determine what lessons we learn from it,” an expert says as Florence's toll begins to be measured.
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