hurricane florence (2018)
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As storms keep coming, FEMA spends billions in ‘cycle’ of damage and repair
FEMA has paid out billions for disaster recovery efforts. But many projects seem to be undertaken in defiance of climate change, leaving structures nearly as vulnerable as before.
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As storms keep coming, FEMA spends billions in ‘cycle’ of damage and repair
FEMA has paid out billions for disaster recovery efforts. But many projects seem to be undertaken in defiance of climate change, leaving structures nearly as vulnerable as before.
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Why the wilder storms? It’s a ‘loaded dice’ problem
Global warming is bringing an era of wilder, more dangerous rains. The good news is that we’re getting better at evacuating flood zones. The bad news is everything else.
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Why the wilder storms? It’s a ‘loaded dice’ problem
Global warming is bringing an era of wilder, more dangerous rains. The good news is that we’re getting better at evacuating flood zones. The bad news is everything else.
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Solar energy largely unscathed by Hurricane Florence’s wind and rain
In North Carolina, the #2 solar state, Florence was the first extreme weather test for much of its renewable energy. Nuclear and coal ash had flood problems.
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Gail Collins: Of time, tides and Trump.
The ocean is rising, but at least we’ve got hot dogs.
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Humans are making hurricanes worse. Here’s how
We’re making natural disasters unnaturally harmful, scientists say. And the number of ways we’re doing it is fairly astonishing.
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