
Hurricane Damage in Puerto Rico May Fuel Drug Shortages
The head of the U.S. FDA says 14 medicines are only made there

Hurricane Damage in Puerto Rico May Fuel Drug Shortages
The head of the U.S. FDA says 14 medicines are only made there

Researchers Rally to Save Monkeys on Hurricane-Ravaged Island
Known as “Monkey Island,” Cayo Santiago is considered a research treasure


Longer Springs Might Hurt Bees, Not Help Them
New research reveals how climate change and bee declines could be linked

Puerto Ricans Could Be Newest U.S. Climate Refugees
Hurricane Maria will trigger profound demographic changes for Puerto Rico​

Beyond Bleach: Mold Is a Long-Term Problem after Flood and Disasters
The fungus can grow, undetected, in just a couple days

Hurricanes Harvey and Irma Send Scientists Searching for Data
Even before getting their own lives settled, teams collect information on storm behavior and their effects on the ecosystem

Chasing the Flame: Does Media Coverage of Wildfires Probe Deeply Enough?
News stories often focus on the immediate cause of the blaze

World Faces Sharp Rise in Tropical Storm Damage Risk
Storms could inflict much larger losses as coastal communities grow rapidly

Surging Seas Pose Extreme Threat to Florida
Experts believe Irma's destructive impact on the state will be unprecedented and widespread

6 Rules for Rebuilding After Harvey and Irma
In an era of catastrophic weather, institutions—like agencies that manage storm barriers—as well as infrastructure must be redesigned

3 Things We Know about Hurricane Irma
Observers warn it could be one of the most infamous storms in Atlantic hurricane history

What Old-Fashioned Weather Balloons Foretell about Irma’s Track
Forecasters depend on satellites and flights to track hurricanes—but balloons add crucial precision