Months after Hurricane Ida ripped through NYC, homeowners whose houses flooded are still struggling to get aid. PC: Photo by Jon Tyson on Unsplash
During hurricane Ida, at least 43 people lost their lives in New York, Connecticut and New Jersey because of flooding. Diego Areas Munhoz reports about a family who lives just north of the Bronx. They survived. but the damage to their home is significant and they are struggling with insurance. He also talked with a a professor of earth and atmospheric science about the best ways New Yorkers can tackle new storms caused by climate change.
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