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Apr 22, 2024 | 
cjr.org | Janelle Retka |Samantha McCabe |Jiahui Huang
Michelle had a respiratory infection so severe she had to quit her job. Marcos found his arms, torso, and legs covered in hives that wouldn’t go away. Santos, once a star on the soccer field, developed chronic asthma that prevents him from playing with his son for more than five minutes.
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Sep 29, 2023 | 
publicintegrity.org | Maria Ines Zamudio |Samantha McCabe
Note:This article was produced in partnership with Columbia Journalism Investigations and the Center for Public Integrity. It was co-published by Futuro Investigates, a division of Futuro Media. Reading Time: 6 minutesThe headaches started within two weeks of their demolition and painting of dozens of mold-infested apartments. Then came the nosebleeds.
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Sep 28, 2023 | 
publicintegrity.org | Janelle Retka |Samantha McCabe |Jiahui Huang |Maria Ines Zamudio
Reading Time: 21 minutesDe pie frente a una casa de dos pisos en la costa de Fort Myers Beach, estado de Florida, donde el huracán Ian desató un oleaje de más de dos metro dos semanas previas, Marcos observaba la estructura, destrozada sin posibilidad de reparación. Portando una mascarilla de papel y guantes, el inmigrante nicaragüense de 54 años entró en la casa. Podía ver y oler el moho, oscuro y penetrante, floreciendo en las paredes.
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Sep 28, 2023 | 
publicintegrity.org | Janelle Retka |Samantha McCabe |Jiahui Huang |Maria Ines Zamudio
Note:This article was produced in partnership with Columbia Journalism Investigations and the Center for Public Integrity. It was co-published by Futuro Investigates, a division of Futuro Media. Reading Time: 18 minutesSubscribe on Google | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Standing before a two-story house on the coast of Fort Myers Beach, Florida, where Hurricane Ian unleashed a seven-foot storm surge two weeks earlier, Marcos looked at the structure, shredded beyond repair.
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Sep 28, 2023 | 
publicintegrity.org | Maria Ines Zamudio |Janelle Retka |Jiahui Huang |Samantha McCabe
Reading Time: < 1 minuteScroll down to read the details. RelatedPublic Integrity doesn’t have paywalls and doesn’t accept advertising so that our investigative reporting can have the widest possible impact on addressing inequality in the U.S. Our work is possible thanks to support from people like you. Zhaozhou (Jovi) Dai is a data journalist at the Center for Public Integrity based at the Central Valley... More by Zhaozhou Dai
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Sep 28, 2023 | 
futuroinvestigates.org | Janelle Retka |Samantha McCabe |Jiahui Huang |Maria Ines Zamudio
Nothing prepared Santos for the stench — a mixture of mold, rotten food and dead bodies — that lingered throughout New Orleans’ Lower Ninth Ward for months after Katrina. As he cleaned the kitchen of a now-demolished elementary school, the odor permeated his hazmat suit, mask and glasses. It followed him to the dormitory where he slept with hundreds of other workers rebuilding the city. At night, he wondered whether it could seep into his brain.
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Sep 28, 2023 | 
futuroinvestigates.org | Janelle Retka |Samantha McCabe
Read in EnglishEl calentamiento global está fomentando una próspera y poco regulada industria de restauración post desastres impulsada por mano de obra inmigrante. Sin protección, los trabajadores están expuestos a toxinas mortales que los enferman mucho tiempo después de las labores de limpieza.
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Sep 27, 2023 | 
futuroinvestigates.org | Janelle Retka |Samantha McCabe |Jiahui Huang |Maria Ines Zamudio
Government, Humanity, Immigration A warming planet is creating a booming and loosely-regulated disaster restoration industry fueled by immigrant labor. Without protection, workers are exposed to lethal toxins making them sick long after the cleanup. By: Janelle Retka, Samantha McCabe, Jiahui Huang and María Inés Zamudio Published on: September 28, 2023
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Sep 27, 2023 | 
futuroinvestigates.org | Janelle Retka |Samantha McCabe |Maria Ines Zamudio |Futuro Investigates
Government, Humanity, Immigration, Spanish El calentamiento global está fomentando una próspera y poco regulada industria de restauración post desastres impulsada por mano de obra inmigrante. Sin protección, los trabajadores están expuestos a toxinas mortales que los enferman mucho tiempo después de las labores de limpieza. Published on: September 28, 2023
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Sep 19, 2023 | 
theculturetrip.com | Samantha McCabe
Most people have heard of Santorini and Mykonos, but far fewer tourists venture to the hidden Cycladic island of Folegandros. This tiny paradise offers secluded turquoise coves, delectable seafood and beautiful views from the hilltop Panagia Church. Loved by over 40s International tourists haven’t yet discovered this small island of the Cyclades chain, so if you’re looking for a remote destination for your Grecian getaway, this is it.
