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Warming world blamed for more strong hurricanes

Since the 1970s, the number of the most powerful hurricanes has near-doubled – Katrina-strength cyclones could become the global norm

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Could humans tackle hurricanes?

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New Orleans will struggle to identify its dead

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New Orleans will struggle to identify its dead

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New Orleans staggers back to its feet

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Vaccine shortage may pose risk for Katrina survivors

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Cyber-memorials raise cash for Katrina's victims

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Cyber-memorials raise cash for Katrina's victims

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Katrina leaves next shuttle launch in doubt

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Rebuilding New Orleans' natural defences

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Editorial: Disasters are always in the making

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The day New Orleans' luck ran out

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The day New Orleans' luck ran out

A direct hit on the Gulf coast city has been anticipated for years, so why was the city so ill-prepared for Katrina?

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The water recedes in New Orleans

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Gauging the health crisis in Katrina's wake

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Majority of New Orleans evacuation complete

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New Orleans struggles in wake of deadliest hurricane

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