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Aug 28

The latest on Hurricane Harvey and how you can help

By Larisa Epatko

Updated: As the remnants of Harvey headed north and floodwaters in Houston began to recede, attention turned toward assessing the damages and the lengthy rebuilding process for one of the costliest disasters in U.S. history.

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Aug 26

Hurricane Harvey kills five, brings widespread flooding

By Michael D. Regan

At least five people have died following Hurricane Harvey, which made landfall in Texas late Friday and brought a deluge of rain, power outages and flooding to the state.

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Jun 23

Why offshore wind turbines can’t handle the toughest hurricanes

By Roni Dengler

Offshore wind developments are rapidly expanding. But most wind turbines are not built to withstand a direct hit from the strongest hurricanes, according to a new study.

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Oct 28

In Haiti, are 1 million doses of cholera vaccine enough to stop an outbreak?

By Larisa Epatko

When Hurricane Matthew steamrolled southern Haiti earlier this month, it wiped out houses, bridges and roads. It also decimated sanitation systems, putting the Caribbean island nation at risk of worsening cholera outbreaks.

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Oct 11

Photos: Cholera outbreaks feared after hurricane hits Haiti

By Larisa Epatko

As Haiti began rebuilding in the wake of Hurricane Matthew, aid groups worried that cholera and other diseases would quickly spread in the flood waters. The Caribbean island nation has battled cholera for six years, but conditions following the hurricane could…

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Oct 10

Watch 4:58
How the country’s oldest city weathered Hurricane Matthew

By PBS News Hour

To get a sense of the damage caused by Hurricane Matthew, Hari Sreenivasan traveled to St. Augustine, Florida. The city, billed as the oldest in the country, was devastated by last week's storm. We tour one of its hardest-hit areas,…

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Oct 08

Watch 5:22
Hurricane Matthew brings damage along Atlantic coast

By Melanie Saltzman, Connie Kargbo

Hurricane Matthew has weakened to a Category 1 storm but still remains a threat to the coast of Georgia and the Carolinas as it continues to crawl up the Eastern Seaboard. The storm has killed at least three people in…

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Oct 08

Hurricane Matthew downgraded after Florida, still flooding Carolinas

By Kamala Kelkar

A weakening Hurricane Matthew hit South Carolina on Saturday and continued to inundate coastal areas with floods.

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Oct 05

Photos: What happened to Haiti after Hurricane Matthew

By Larisa Epatko

Hurricane Matthew cut through southwestern Haiti on Tuesday, flooding towns and knocking out at least one major bridge, as it rolled toward Florida where it is expected to hit late Thursday.

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Oct 04

Watch 6:00
Hurricane Matthew carves a devastating path through Haiti

By PBS News Hour

Hurricane Matthew is one of the fiercest Caribbean storms in years. On Monday night, it roared across the tip of Haiti, the poorest country in the Americas. It’s projected to storm through Cuba on Tuesday night and hit Florida by…

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