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How to prepare your home for severe storms and weather

How to prepare your home for severe storms and weather

With the cost and frequency of weather-driven disasters on the rise, taking steps to be ready is more crucial than ever.
After the flood, it's not just 'about the coming back'

After the flood, it's not just 'about the coming back'

Following the devastation wrought by Hurricane Ida in Millburn, N.J., small business owners are facing an uncertain future, even as the community rallies to help.
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After Hurricane Ida, oil infrastructure springs dozens of leaks

When Hurricane Ida barreled into the Louisiana coast with near 150 mile-per-hour winds, it left a trail of destruction and triggered the most oil spills detected from space after a weather event in the Gulf of Mexico since the federal government started using satellites to track spills and leaks a decade ago.

The Greatest Killer in New Orleans Wasn’t the Hurricane. It Was the Heat.
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The Greatest Killer in New Orleans Wasn’t the Hurricane. It Was the Heat.

A huge power failure after Hurricane Ida left vulnerable residents in sweltering apartments for days. At least 10 deaths in the city have been tied to the heat.
Hurricane Ida oil & chemical spills

Reports of Hurricane Ida oil, chemical spills escalate in Louisiana waters

Less than half the reports have been investigated by the Coast Guard.

A massive levee system saved New Orleans. Can other towns be helped?
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A massive levee system saved New Orleans. Can other towns be helped?

A massive flood protection system built around New Orleans helped save it from flooding during Hurricane Ida. Surrounding communities, which weren’t so lucky, want their own system.
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Overlapping disasters expose harsh climate reality: The US is not ready
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Overlapping disasters expose harsh climate reality: The US is not ready

The deadly flooding in the Northeast, on the heels of destruction from Louisiana to California, shows the limits of adapting to climate change. Experts say it will only get worse.
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