May 2013 | Volume 121, Issue 5
ON THE COVER :
Hurricane Sandy, which struck the U.S. East Coast on 29 October 2012, was the largest storm ever recorded in the Atlantic Ocean. It reached more than 1,000 miles in diameter and affected 24 states from Florida to Maine. Every layer of society, every type of building, felt the impact of the hurricane, and incidences of death and illness, although small in number compared with some other storms, have come in many forms. As recovery and rebuilding move forward, the environmental health impacts of Hurricane Sandy continue to unfold.
May 2013 | Volume 121, Issue 5
