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This Is How the Climate Crisis Wipes an American Community Off the Map
Pecan Acres in Louisiana has flooded 17 times in the past 30 years. Residents of 'Flood City' are finally moving to higher ground.
This Is What Venice Looks Like Right Now
The worst flooding in more than 50 years has almost entirely shut down the city.
Imelda Blanketed the Houston Area In Almost 1 Million Lightning Bolts
The tropical depression has caused heavy rainfall and fatal flooding, and an astounding number of lightning events.
Here's a Heartbreaking Look at What Dorian Did to the Bahamas
The first flyovers of the Bahamas show roads, cars, homes, and an airport that appear to be almost entirely underwater.
Why Hurricane Dorian's Conditions Are Nearly Perfect to Devastate Florida
Every single county in Florida has declared a state of emergency.
Tropical Storm Barry Is a Huge Test for New Orleans’ Flood System
The National Weather Service is projecting a “life-threatening storm surge” and rains on par with Hurricanes Harvey and Florence.
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Someone Is Spamming and Breaking a Core Component of PGP’s Ecosystem
A new wave of spamming attacks on a core component of PGP’s ecosystem has highlighted a fundamental weakness in the whole ecosystem.
Extreme Flooding Submerges Strategic Military Base in Nebraska
The Pentagon and US intelligence community warned this year that climate change is a national security threat.
A Huge Lake Has Suddenly Appeared in Death Valley
Luckily, the natural wonder was caught on camera by a photographer.
“You can feel the spray”: Poop lagoons are making life hell for African-Americans in North Carolina
Hurricane Florence flooded many hog waste pits, but the problem has plagued the community for decades.
"I'm so scared": These Florida trailer park residents couldn't afford to evacuate
Despite mandatory evacuation notices, some Florida residents are riding out the Category 4 storm in mobile homes because they can't afford to go anywhere else.
At Least 3.4 Million Farm Animals Drowned in the Aftermath of Hurricane Florence
Millions more are still at risk of dying from exposure, starvation, or drowning as the Carolinas recover.
