<em>The Atlantic</em> Daily: Emergency Response
Destruction in Puerto Rico, an increase in violent crime, the dangers of depending on software, and more
by Rosa Inocencio Smith
Sep 26, 2017
4 minutes
What We’re Following
Crisis in Puerto Rico: Most of the U.S. territory is without power and running water after Hurricanes Irma and Maria knocked out large portions of its infrastructure, leaving hospitals struggling to care for patients and families on the mainland waiting for news about their loved ones. The island’s wildlife are also in trouble, with researchers working to save a unique colony of rhesus macaques after the storms destroyed much of Puerto Rico’s vegetation. The devastation makes aid an urgent priority, and it’s too early to say whether the federal government’s response measures up.
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