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Hurricane Harvey was a catagory 4 landfall that hit Rockfort Texas on August 25, 2017. The storm slowly moved over Texas causing record breaking rainfall raining over 60in. There was also record breaking flooding with over 19 trillion gallons of rain water fell damaging more than 300,000 structures and 500,000 vehicles.

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Kinder Institute for Urban Research | Rice University

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Federal report calls out civil rights inequities in Hurricane Harvey’s aftermath | Kinder Institute for Urban Research

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There were ore than 107 deaths and over 10,000 injuries many of these were do to the severe flooding damaging over 200,000 homes and buisnesses were destroyed displacing lots of families in Texas

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A photographer shares his observations from Texas, where Hurricane Harvey has demolished homes and flooded the city of Houston

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After hurricane Harvey many states tried to save the enviormental loss first but many efforts were made to contribute to a community centered recovery trying to rebuild structures and help everyone who was imapcted weather it was small or large. This mainly reflects the Anthropocentric value system because we mainly valued the recovery and growth of humans but still helped try to save the enviormental loss through replanting, regrowth and donating to tree farms and ranches helping them recover from this disaster. The local support also can represent a ecocentric solution value.

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Francesca is a Research and Communications Intern with Food Tank. She is also a first-year Masters in Public Health candidate at Cornell University, where her degree focuses on food systems and their interactions with human, animal and environmental health. Francesca particularly enjoys working with farmers and sharing their stories with the public. In her free time, she can be found hiking, watercolor painting, convincing people to compost, and visiting the llama farm outside her hometown in Upstate New York.

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Over 50 Organizations Urge Congress to Prioritize Small, Mid-Sized Farms for COVID-19 Relief - Food Tank

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Francesca is a Research and Communications Intern with Food Tank. She is also a first-year Masters in Public Health candidate at Cornell University, where her degree focuses on food systems and their interactions with human, animal and environmental health. Francesca particularly enjoys working with farmers and sharing their stories with the public.

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Hurricane Harvey was destructive in many ways but it mainly effected habitat loss, climate change, and development loss throught many places. During Harvey the extreme flooding caused development loss making more flooding territory ruining homes and new development land. Due to the super warm sea tempeatures in Mexico the water helped fuel the storm that lead to increased rainfall and flooding. The National Climate Association predicted that future climate disasters could be related to Harvey due to the impact and size of the event and the dent it left in USA, Mexico, and many other places causing it to become one of the biggest hurricanes to ever hit the USA.

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How did this change the way humans view the enviorment?

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How did this change the way humans view the enviorment?

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This event helped shape how humans view the enviorment because after it happened they realized the impact it had when crops, land, buidlings, and families. This showed many people how fast your life can changein the blink of an eye effecting economics and even climate change turning future events worse and more disasterous. This made many people realize the impact they can create in the world. Lots of non profits were created and more and more people stated to volenteer more to see the comunity recover.

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Hurricane Harvey - Center for Disaster Philanthropy

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Harvey was a long-lasting tropical storm that eventually became a Category 4 hurricane before striking the Gulf Coast of the U.S. Prior to making landfall in Texas as a Hurricane Harvey made landfalls in Barbados and Saint Vincent as a tropical depression before weakening as it moved into the Caribbean Sea.

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Many very big non profits were made becasue of hurricane Harvey like the Rebel Recovery Fund that helped over 100,000 people try too bounce back from this disaster.

There were very many military personal involved in these rescues in Texas like the Navy and Marines who helped save and retreave stuck citizens using planes boats and lifter vehicles.

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How did this impact the economics and enviorment

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How did this impact the economics and enviorment

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Harvey caused a total of 121 billion dollars in repairs costs, rescue cost, and damages. There were also very many water damages like water pollution there was large amounts of heavy metal in floodwater that flowed through Texas midlands. There was also lots of toxic air pollution due to chemical spills after hurricane Harvey. Many animals and people lost habitats causing a loss in land due to flooding and growth of wetlands. This effected climate change in many ways like warmer ocean temperatures and higher sea levels, this also caused a long term buildup of green house gasses by burning fossil fuels during the rebuilding of these destroyed cities.