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New Orleans braces for levee test

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New Orleans braces for levee test

The US Army Corps of Engineers prepares to pump water into a canal that failed catastrophically during Hurricane Katrina

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Frequent hurricanes decimate sea turtle beaches

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Atlantic hurricane frequency doubled last century

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Tropical storms stepping up with climate change

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Tropical storms stepping up with climate change

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Have hurricanes met their match in El Niño?

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Hurricanes sparked by African thunderstorms

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Hurricanes sparked by African thunderstorms

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Climate myths: Hurricane Katrina was caused by global warming

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New Orleans goes to 'levee school'

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New Orleans goes to 'levee school'

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Wind shear may cancel climate's effect on hurricanes

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Wind shear may cancel climate's effect on hurricanes

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Serendipitous sensors pick up storm surge's secret

Hurricanes can wreak havoc by creating a surge – a huge wall of water that slams ashore. Now fortuitously placed equipment has shed light on how they occur

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Storm predictions warn of nasty season ahead

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Journey to eye of the storm reveals hurricane's secrets

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Hurricane history is written in stalagmites

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Global warming link to hurricanes likely but unproven

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