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Hurricanes, Climate, and Katrina: Research, Reviews, and Articles from Science Online

Science and its publisher, AAAS, share with our fellow citizens the deep sense of loss occasioned by the devastation wrought by Hurricane Katrina and also extend our sympathy to those affected by Hurricane Rita. As an aid to policy makers, scientists, and the public in understanding the large-scale forces and smaller-scale scientific, social, political background to the disaster, we are making available, via this page, this selection of past Science articles related to hurricanes, coastal disasters, and disaster policy.

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Posted By mrspleats mrspleats | almost 3 years ago
This is great.The world is more global and needs to be informed. Reading,information and understanding maketh a man. Keep writing.

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