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A few more hurricane stories

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Here are a few more recent stories related to the storms that have hit the Southeast in the past month that are interesting but not necessarily related to agriculture.

Washington Post: How Asheville residents survive without running water, weeks after Helene

Washington Post: FEMA maps missed parts of North Carolina devastated by Hurricane Helene, Post analysis shows

The Week: What does marine life do during a hurricane?

Bloomberg: Hurricane Milton Has Reshaped Storm Science Even Before Making Landfall

The Week: Are climate conspiracy theories undermining disaster response?

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