Hurricane Maria

A survey highlighted the power of a heavy downpour as the main cause of severe damage in Puerto Rico Forest

How the Heavy Rains of Hurricane Maria Shattered the Forests of Puerto Rico

Medicine & Technology Mar 18, 2020

Wind may have been pointed as the main culprit for the knocked down trees in all the attacks of hurricanes. However, a new survey was recently released of the damage in the Puerto Rican forests following the back-to-back hurricanes back in 2017.

Hurricane Maria

How the Heavy Rains of Hurricane Maria Shattered the Forests of Puerto Rico

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