A team of geologists from the University of Houston found extensive erosion in multiple areas along the coast in a matter of months, deeming it "unrecognizable."

Measuring data taken before and after Hurricane Beryl, geology professor Shubab Khan and his team employed drones to capture data via high-resolution lidar—infrared laser radar, basically—at a half-dozen spots along the Texas coast, including Galveston ...

As the clock winds down on a deadly and destructive 2024 hurricane season, a new study from geologists at the University of Houston reveals extensive erosion and shoreline retreat caused by Hurricane Beryl,