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Lucrative clean-up contracts after Hurricane Ian spark new fights

US officials scrambling to clear debris and rebuild in aftermath of deadly storm are handing out massive contracts.

Al Jazeera · Oct 27, 2022

Hurricane Ian's lucrative cleanup deals generate new storm

It has been a month since Hurricane Ian ravaged southwest Florida

The Independent UK · Oct 27, 2022

Crisis-stricken Cuba torn between ally Russia, neighbor U.S.

Hurricane Ian caused an island-wide blackout when it tore through western Cuba in late September

The Independent UK · Oct 27, 2022

DeSantis is favored by most Hispanic voters — even some Florida Democrats, new poll shows

MIAMI — Gov. Ron DeSantis has an advantage among Hispanic voters over his Democratic opponent Charlie Crist, according to a new poll for Telemundo/ LX News. A majority also said they supported the Republican governor’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Hurricane Ian response, housing, insurance issues — and his…

Miami Herald · Oct 24, 2022

Coastal businesses’ hurricane recovery depends on rebuilding affordable housing

How a community recovers after a disaster like Hurricane Ian is often a “chicken and egg” question: Which returns first – businesses or households?

The Conversation · Oct 24, 2022

First Responders Remain ‘Florida Strong’ In Ian Aftermath

First responders in Florida have undergone a massive physical and psychological toll over the past weeks

Zenger · Oct 22, 2022

Hurricane Ian was lethal for elderly, those with chronic health conditions

Thomas Billings Jr. and his wife, Sarah, decided to ride out Hurricane Ian in the family room of their Naples ranch home, close to Edgewater Beach.

Tribune News Service · Oct 21, 2022

How high was Hurricane Ian’s storm surge? These scientists hunt down the answer

The first thing James Fountain looks at in a hurricane-ravaged building is the ceiling fans.

Miami Herald · Oct 21, 2022

‘Rotting from the inside out’ — How to avoid buying a car flooded by Hurricane Ian

It happens after every major flood catastrophe: Tens of thousands of cars are inundated by storm surge or rising waters from heavy rain. Insurers declare them total losses and sell them to salvage companies.

Tribune News Service · Oct 21, 2022

Editorial: Hurricane Ian proved that too few Floridians have flood insurance

In this difficult age of climate change and sea level rise, one fact is now very clear: Fewer Floridians are entirely safe from the flooding caused by a hurricane.

Tribune News Service · Oct 21, 2022