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A historic El Niño set to pummel an unprepared US.

ray levy uyeda
A historic El Niño set to pummel an unprepared US.

A stalled detention pond in Houston illustrates much of what’s wrong with region’s flood mitigation efforts

Saba Khonsari
A stalled detention pond in Houston illustrates much of what’s wrong with region’s flood mitigation efforts

Months after Hurricane Helene, immigrants struggle to find a path to recovery

Julio Tordoya
Months after Hurricane Helene, immigrants struggle to find a path to recovery

‘We deserve to see recovery’: Houston residents demand more government support months after Hurricane Beryl

Uyiosa Elegon
‘We deserve to see recovery’: Houston residents demand more government support months after Hurricane Beryl

Louisiana organizers fight against fossil fuel injustice

Xander Peters
LNG plant in Louisiana in the distance, with wetlands in the foreground

Florida encampment ban worsens Hurricane Milton’s impact on houseless population

Alexandra Martinez
A man sits on the stoop in the back of a building, petting one of the two dogs that sit next to him.

Another way out: Self-organize now or self-organize later

William C. Anderson
Protest sign reads, "You cannot oppress the people who are not afraid!" / Self-organize now or self-organize later

Hurricanes shuttered abortion clinics in a region already suffering from abortion bans

Alexandra Martinez
A person walks beside a bicycle thorough a muddy street, buildings on either side show signs of damage

Immigrants in western NC face a long road to recovery after Hurricane Helene

Julio Tordoya Tina Vásquez
A man, woman and child smile at the camera as they stand next to a red car in a parking lot.

Florida cities grapple with climate realities in the wake of Hurricane Milton

Alexandra Martinez
A woman stands next to boxes and crates of water and nonperishable food items.

It wasn’t just a hurricane that devastated North Carolina: It was climate violence 

ray levy uyeda
A van sits with its front end in the water and debris is strewn about near an embankment

Weeks after Hurricane Beryl, Black Houston neighborhoods are still recovering

Uyiosa Elegon
color photograph of a Black woman sitting on a wooden porch outside looking down at a small bag of food in her lap.