[PDF][PDF] Introduction to special issue on the Caribbean after Irma and Maria: Climate, development & the post-hurricane context
The 2017 hurricane season left deep scars across the Caribbean basin's social and
ecological landscapes, after two powerful Category 5 storms, Hurricanes Irma and Maria,
swept across the region in a span of less than two weeks. The hurricanes led to significant
loss of life and left a trail of destruction across much of the Caribbean, with total damages
estimated to be at least $120 billion (Wilkinson et al. 2018, 2). An assessment by the United
Nations Development Program summarized the impacts:
ecological landscapes, after two powerful Category 5 storms, Hurricanes Irma and Maria,
swept across the region in a span of less than two weeks. The hurricanes led to significant
loss of life and left a trail of destruction across much of the Caribbean, with total damages
estimated to be at least $120 billion (Wilkinson et al. 2018, 2). An assessment by the United
Nations Development Program summarized the impacts:
The 2017 hurricane season left deep scars across the Caribbean basin’s social and ecological landscapes, after two powerful Category 5 storms, Hurricanes Irma and Maria, swept across the region in a span of less than two weeks. The hurricanes led to significant loss of life and left a trail of destruction across much of the Caribbean, with total damages estimated to be at least $120 billion (Wilkinson et al. 2018, 2). An assessment by the United Nations Development Program summarized the impacts:
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