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Climate myths: Hurricane Katrina was caused by global warming

It's impossible to attribute any single event to climate change but it is possible to determine whether there is a long-term trend in the frequency or intensity of extreme events

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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

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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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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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Global warming link to hurricanes likely but unproven

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Why splitting the Mississippi won't save the wetlands

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Hurricane Katrina's waves felt in California

In August 2005, as Katrina rumbled towards New Orleans, an enormous seismic hum was felt nearly 3000 miles away, created by the storm

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Tiny uncrewed aircraft to fly into 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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