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A woman and baby in the aftermath of a hurricane

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Thousands likely to be killed by Hurricane Irma’s deadly legacy

Toxic chemicals released by floodwaters, stress, infection and dangerous working conditions will all contribute to hurricane death toll years after winds die

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A man looks at devastation from Hurricane Irma

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A rushed response to Hurricane Irma could cause bigger disasters

Insight

Cubans wading through flood water

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The Caribbean will be recovering from Hurricane Irma for years

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Florida suffers coast-to-coast battering by Hurricane Irma

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Florida suffers coast-to-coast battering by Hurricane Irma

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Hurricane Irma tears across Caribbean leaving chaos in its wake

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Hurricane Irma tears across Caribbean leaving chaos in its wake

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Hurricane Irma

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Hurricane Irma’s epic size is being fuelled by global warming

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A group of people, walking through flood waters that are up to their thighs

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The cities in the firing line for the next Hurricane Harvey

Analysis

Explosions heard at flooded Texas chemical plant after hurricane

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Explosions heard at flooded Texas chemical plant after hurricane

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Devastation left by Hurricane Harvey

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Texas may be just as vulnerable when next big hurricane hits

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Hurricane Matthew

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This year may be one of the worst ever for Atlantic hurricanes

Between 14 and 19 storms are predicted to sweep across the Atlantic from June to November this year, threatening the US and other countries

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