Farmers are still reeling months after Hurricane Helene ravaged crops across the South
The University of Georgia estimates the September storm inflicted $5.5 billion in direct losses and indirect costs in Georgia ...
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Top Stories of 2024: Hurricane Helene and the Dizzying Cost of Disaster
Joining the names of Hugo, Hazel, Florence and Fran, Helene represents another entry into North Carolina's shared history ...
Hundreds of invasive species potentially spread to Florida because of Helene, Milton, USGS says
According to the Hurricane Milton interactive map, the giant applesnail has the potential to spread to Central Florida ...
Florida's agriculture industry hit with $190-million losses from Hurricane Milton
Florida agriculture suffered more than $190 million in losses from Hurricane Milton, making it the costliest for farmers and ...
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FDOT crows over 2024 transportation accomplishments, especially hurricane travel management
Florida transportation officials are most proud of keeping state accessible during Hurricanes Debby, Helene and Milton.
Central Florida residents weary of debris from Hurricane Milton as collection efforts drag on
One reason for the delay: Milton made landfall Oct. 9 on Florida’s west coast near Siesta Key, less than two weeks after ...
How a hurricane and climate change may impact your future Christmas tree buys in Florida
Having escaped the devastating flooding and winds Hurricane Helene unleashed in North Carolina, dozens of Fraser firs, the ...
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Hurricane Helene may have spread invasive eels, snails and more
An analysis released this week by the U.S. Geological Survey shows Hurricane Helene may have allowed invasive eels, snails and other species to spread in Georgia.
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Report Adds up Hurricane Milton’s Big Blow to Florida Agriculture
Initial calculations from University of Florida economists estimate ag production losses from Hurricane Milton between $190.4 ...
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Hurricane Helene ravaged crops across the south, farmers are still reeling months after
(AP) — Twisted equipment and snapped tree limbs still litter Chris Hopkins’ Georgia farm more than two months after Hurricane ...