Dominica's Slow Rebuilding After Hurricane Maria's Devastation.

TL;DR
Six years after Hurricane Maria devastated Dominica, the island nation is still recovering. While the government has built new homes and put in place tougher building codes, many residents are still struggling to rebuild. With the start of the Atlantic hurricane season, there are concerns that climate change could make storms like Maria more common. Dominica, which is known for its rugged mountains and jungles, is on the front lines of climate change and is calling on the international community to hear its cry for help. The Red Cross is working to set up early warning systems to better prepare for future disasters.
Topics:worldenvironment#climate-change#dominica#early-warning-systems#environment#hurricane-maria#natural-disasters
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