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Why splitting the Mississippi won't save the wetlands

The controversy over how best to restore Louisiana's marshy coastline has been reignited – and the stakes could barely be higher

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Hurricane Katrina's waves felt in California

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Tiny uncrewed aircraft to fly into hurricanes

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Tiny uncrewed aircraft to fly into hurricanes

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Introduction: Hurricanes

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Introduction: Hurricanes

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Mould no threat to people of New Orleans

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Hurricane Katrina: One year later

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The calm before the storm for America's hurricane coasts

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The calm before the storm for America's hurricane coasts

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Hurricane Katrina: counting the ecological cost

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Relief as tropical storm Chris wanes

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Hurricane nursery to be examined up close

The coast of west Africa plays a key role in giving birth to and fostering hurricanes, and it is now getting the scientific attention it deserves

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Scientists to stake out world's hurricane nursery

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Raiders of the lost storms

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Are there really more hurricanes?

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Storm surges threaten US economic heartlands

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