In Defense of Politicizing Hurricanes
There’s nothing wrong with tying unfolding tragedies to climate change.
There’s nothing wrong with tying unfolding tragedies to climate change.
Years of Republican rule in North Carolina left the state vulnerable to the predictable impacts of a storm like Florence.
Why America should rethink how it talks about—and ranks—tropical storms
Hurricane Florence and Super Typhoon Mangkhut laid bare the disproportionate consequences for poor communities.
The historic storm has been pummeling the Carolinas for days, but officials say the worst impacts may be yet to come.
The most disgusting threat posed by Hurricane Florence has a deep connection to our dinner plates.
With its hog manure pits, coal waste ponds, and toxic Superfund sites, North Carolina is among the worst places a major cyclone could hit.