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Hurricane Dorian

May 2020

  • Marigot Bay, St Martin taken from Fort Louis, April 2020

    Seascape: the state of our oceans
    Long journey home: the stranded sailboats in a race to beat the hurricanes

    Covid-19 has marooned people living on small boats worldwide. Now hundreds of anxious sailors are preparing to make dangerous voyages home across the Atlantic

March 2020

  • Hurricane Dorian strikes the Carolinas<br>epa07825004 An image made with a drone shows the Outer Banks near the Avalon Fishing Pier the morning after Hurricane Dorian struck Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina, USA, 07 September 2019. The Category 1 storm struck the fragile barrier islands for much of the day, and tore off the end of the Avalon Pier. EPA/JIM LO SCALZO

    Pregnant cow who swam four miles after hurricane gives birth to 'sea calf'

    Mother cow swam to shore after being swept away by Hurricane Dorian in September

January 2020

  • Rural Fire Service firefighter Trevor Stewart views a fire on 11 January in Tumburumba, Australia.

    The age of the individual must end – our world depends on it

    Tom Oliver
    The costs of a culture focused on an illusory idea of personal autonomy are making us ill and heating our planet. But a new age may be dawning

November 2019

  • Cows up close and personal - farm life country living. Idyllic scene and a glimpse at the cattle industry - true farm to table, healthy american life<br>Cows up close and personal - farm life country living. Idyllic scene and a glimpse at the cattle industry - true farm to table, healthy american life

    Cows swept off island during Hurricane Dorian found after swimming for miles

    Cows missing for two months were located on North Carolina’s Outer Banks after ‘mini tsunami’ carried wildlife away

October 2019

  • Dorian approaches the Bahamas

    Weatherwatch
    Weatherwatch: volunteers worldwide aided rescue efforts after Dorian

    Before and after satellite images of devastation in the Bahamas were scoured by volunteers looking for places where rescue teams could safely land

14 September 2019

  • NASSAU, BAHAMAS, SEPTEMBER, 4, 2019 Relatives and friends greet loved ones from neighboring islands as they arrive in Nassau, Bahamas as evacuees. A massive rescue effort is underway to rescue residents who lost everything or are injured following the devastation left by the slow moving Hurricane Dorian. (Photo by Angel Valentin/Freelance.

    Inside the Guardian
    Reporting on Hurricane Dorian: 'It was a scene of complete devastation'

  • A woman walks by destroyed cars in the Mudd neighborhood in Marsh Harbour, Great Abaco, on 7 September 2019, in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian.

    'The poor are punished': Dorian lays bare inequality in the Bahamas

  • Bulldozer clears a road in Bahamas

    Bahamas: new storm threatens Hurricane Dorian relief efforts

  • Donald Trump,Abdel Fattah al-Sisi<br>President Donald Trump and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, left, participate in a bilateral meeting at the G-7 summit in Biarritz, France, Monday, Aug. 26, 2019. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)

    US politics live
    Trump reportedly calls Egypt's president his 'favorite dictator' – as it happened

12 September 2019

  • Haitians That Remain in Grand Abaco Island Struggle to Survive<br>GREAT ABACO, BAHAMAS - SEPTEMBER 9: A general view of the devastation on Great Abaco island after hurricane Dorian swept through the Bahamas, September 9, 2019 in Great Abaco, Bahamas. The few Haitians that decided to stay in hurricane devastated Great Abaco island struggle to survive with the little help they receive from foreign aid agencies. Hurricane Dorian hit the island chain as a category 5 storm battering them for two days before moving north. (Photo by Jose Jimenez/Getty Images)

    'We have to give paradise a hand': Dorian aid operation proves a huge logistical challenge

  • Damage to homes and property in Treasure Cay, Bahamas.

    Today in Focus
    'It's all gone': how Hurricane Dorian devastated the Bahamas

11 September 2019

  • FILE PHOTO: Police officers search for the dead in the destroyed Mudd neighborhood after Hurricane Dorian hit the Abaco Islands in Marsh Harbour, Bahamas, September 10, 2019. REUTERS/Marco Bello/File Photo

    US not planning to offer protected status to Bahamians after Dorian

  • Bahamian Refugees From Hurricane Dorian Arrive In Florida<br>WEST PALM BEACH, FL - SEPTEMBER 07: Mark Winder (C) greets his niece Gabriella (sunglasses) at Port of Palm Beach after arriving on the cruise ship Grand Celebration on September 7, 2019 in West Palm Beach, Florida. The ship arrived with hundreds of evacuees impacted by Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas (Photo by Saul Martinez/Getty Images)

    Bahamian evacuees find welcome in Florida but politics dog their presence

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    Guardian Opinion cartoon
    Henny Beaumont on Boris Johnson's Brexit storm – cartoon

  • Post Dorian visit to Treasure Cay, The Bahamas<br>Damage to homes and property from Hurricane Dorian is seen at Treasure Cay in the Bahamas on September 9, 2019. Photo by Joe Marino/UPI- PHOTOGRAPH BY UPI / Barcroft Media

    'You can smell death': Treasure Cay questions how to rebuild after Dorian

10 September 2019

  • Haitians That Remain in Grand Abaco Island Struggle to Survive<br>GREAT ABACO, BAHAMAS - SEPTEMBER 9: Kristina Orlince sit in a destroyed home in the community of Farm Road. September 9, 2019 in Great Abaco, Bahamas. The few Haitians that decided to stay in hurricane devastated Great Abaco island struggle to survive with the little help they receive from foreign aid agencies. Hurricane Dorian hit the island chain as a category 5 storm battering them for two days before moving north. (Photo by Jose Jimenez/Getty Images)

    Devastation 'still unfolding' in Bahamas as Dorian death toll rises to at least 50

    UN estimates 76,000 left homeless after hurricane as emergency officials say mortuary facilities ‘overwhelmed’ with bodies
  • Neil Jacobs The head of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration [NOAA] defends Alabama’s regional weather service after it contradicted Donald Trump's claim that Hurricane Dorian posed a threat to Alabama.

    Top weather official who defended 'Sharpiegate' makes tearful clarification

    Neil Jacobs said a statement criticizing the Alabama office that disagreed with Trump was meant to clarify ‘technical aspects’

    • The plight of Hurricane Dorian evacuees offers a frightening vision of 'climate apartheid'

      Arwa Mahdawi

    • 'Trees snapped like toothpicks': how Dorian laid waste to Marsh Harbour

    • Wilbur Ross faces calls to resign after report he threatened firings over 'Sharpiegate'

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