Power outages are a common outcome of hurricanes in the USA with potentially serious
implications for community wellbeing. Understanding how power outage recovery is …

Widespread power outages and related critical infrastructure disruptions after major storms
can thwart household and community recovery by limiting access to critical facilities and …

Large-scale damage to the power infrastructure from hurricanes and high-wind events can
have devastating ripple effects on infrastructure, the broader economy, households …

Despite recognition of the relationship between infrastructure resilience and community
recovery, very limited empirical evidence exists regarding the extent to which the disruptions …

Hurricanes and extreme weather events can cause widespread damage and disruption to
infrastructure services and consequently delay household and community recovery. A …

In response to concerns about increasingly intense Atlantic hurricanes, new federal climate
and environmental justice policies aim to mitigate the unequal impact of environmental …

Due to the effects of climate change and urbanization, the severity and frequency of hazard
events is expected to increase. The energy sector in the United States is ever more …

Abstract In August 2012, Hurricane Isaac made landfall twice in Louisiana. Cumulatively,
over 1 million customers lost electricity as a result of the hurricane, some for more than 10 …

Hurricanes with drenching rains and gusty winds bring down power lines and other critical
infrastructures, and grind a region's economy to a halt. Consequently, the disruption of …

This paper describes the socio-technical restoration process and impact associated with
Hurricane Isaac (August 2012) in Louisiana. Hurricane Isaac had few other impacts besides …