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Risk of West Nile virus grows in Katrina's wake

The floodwaters in Louisiana and Mississippi may create the perfect breeding grounds for mosquitoes capable of passing on the deadly disease

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Army trying to plug New Orleans' broken defences

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Army trying to plug New Orleans' broken defences

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Satellites spot ‘hot towers' in Hurricane Katrina

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Satellites spot ‘hot towers' in Hurricane Katrina

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Hurricane Katrina devastates US Gulf states

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Hurricane Katrina devastates US Gulf states

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Hurricane floods may boost West Nile virus

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Hurricane floods may boost West Nile virus

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Hurricane rattles shuttle's fuel tank factory

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Hurricane Katrina roars into Louisiana

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Massive waves are no cinematic invention

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Monstrous waves were whipped up by Ivan

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Global warming may pump up hurricane power

Hurricanes' destructive power in two closely-monitored regions has doubled in just 30 years – sea-surface temperature increases could be to blame

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Oil on troubled waters may stop hurricanes

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Hurricane Emily whirls into Mexico

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Long stormy summer to come in US

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Hurricane Dennis tracks Ivan's path of destruction

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