Why Is HUD Ghosting America’s Hurricane-Ravaged Communities?

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By onEarthFeb 11, 2019, 10:23 am210 pts
By Jeff Turrentine The costliest hurricane season in our nation's history took place two years ago, when 17 named storms—including three that went by the names of Harvey, Irma and Maria—all came ashore within a six-month period, killing more than 3,300 Americans and causing more than $300 billion in damage.…

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