The category 4 storm made landfall on the Gulf Coast early this morning. Evacuation orders have students heading for safety.

Scientists at the University of Puerto Rico suffered major setbacks due to damages and delays in repairs, and government austerity measures are adding insult to injury.

The past five years have been the warmest-ever, NASA and NOAA announce.

Investigators have the victims’ samples in hand, but face a range of obstacles before they can finally ID them.

The structure was the cornerstone of a UCLA conservation science center.

Universities are still assessing the extent of the damage; field sites are at risk and some equipment has been damaged.

Tune in Thursday to see the effects of Hurricane Florence on the Beaufort, NC facility.

Some scientists are taking advantage of the monster storm to study how ecosystems and animals respond to major disturbances.

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Three weeks after Hurricane Maria hit the island, pharmaceutical plants are not back up to speed.

The pause on campus operations, which could last a month, is just one example of the hurricane’s devastation.

With flooding still several feet high in some parts of Texas, authorities have intensified mosquito control tactics in the hopes of avoiding disease outbreaks.

At the University of Miami School of Medicine and elsewhere, personnel remain barred from campuses for safety reasons.

A refuge for the endangered species on Big Pine Key in Florida took a direct kit, but several deer have been spotted.

Scientists leave behind ongoing experiments as the Category 5 hurricane whips through the Caribbean and heads toward the U.S. mainland.

Conservationists and the insurance industry team up to model the economic benefits of marshes during hurricanes.

Sparked by a tweet from a Philadelphia scientist, the March for Science–Houston has launched a database of facilities offering to host reagents and researchers. 

Marine Science Institute on the Gulf experiences damage; “rideout teams” keep watch over animals and facilities. 

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