“You can kill people with a gun or you can kill them with neglect.”

Caribbean ecosystems devastated by climate-related extreme weather have global implications.

“These funds are vital right now, in the near term, to get the aid where it is needed most.”

Two steps forward, one step back.

“It is appropriate that we exercise our authority in this regard to hear from officials of the Trump administration in a hearing on the sufficiency of their efforts to respond to the crises in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.”

The veteran breakdancer and Rock Steady Crew member launched a new campaign to provide relief for the commonwealth.

Proceeds from sales of the new single, which updates a song by Colombian singer J Balvin and French artist Willy William, will benefit disaster relief efforts in Mexico and the Caribbean.

These organizations are helping with immediate needs—like food—and long-term efforts, including rebuilding.

Drawing on lessons learned post-Katrina, agency officials say they are exploring other options after Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.

The islands are experiencing loss of property and food shortages, with limited relief efforts.

A new story from The Atlantic details better ways to build—and why they are often ignored in places like Houston and Miami.

A list of organizations working to rebuild communities in the path of one of the most powerful hurricanes in history.

The author believes Irma was the final factor in the “perfect storm” that has been brewing on the bankrupt island.

A new article explores the devastating connection between these storms and global warming.