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In early October, many of us watched as Hurricane Matthew devastated the Caribbean and powered its way towards the U.S. Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas braced themselves as Matthew moved in their direction. After the hurricane dispelled and rivers receded, thousands of people, still reeling from the impact, were left with the work of putting […]http://clicktotweet.com/img/tweet-graphic-4.png