The environmental impact of Hurricane Michael wiped out most all the timber and trees across the Northeast Florida Panhandle area. This storm roared across Florida a little over a year ago, bringing inches upon inches of rain , soaking landscape that had already seen more than its share of precipitations months before. The damage trees were no longer able to take up water in the natural process, in which nourishes the tree from the root to its branches than leaves. This process also contribute to exacerbating flooding issues. Most landfalls lack proper on-site waste management, therefore, contributing to additional threats to the environment. In the long term, landfills leak and pollute ground water make waste management difficult and give off potentially unsafe gases. The gases are due to waste eventually rotting and creating a methane gas which is explosive and contributes to the greenhouse effect. There are many ways of slowing down this process but due to many individuals not taking Go Green seriously, we will never see this problem disposed of.