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Satellite Photos of Damage from Hurricane Katrina (WTOL News 11)
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has satellite photos of the damage from Hurricane Katrina. Click here for a look! We've seen the devastation down south, a result of mother nature's wrath.
Satellite Photos of Damage from Hurricane Katrina (WTOL News 11)
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has satellite photos of the damage from Hurricane Katrina. Click here for a look! We've seen the devastation down south, a result of mother nature's wrath.
Possible Fed candidate proposes hurricane relief plan (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Economic damage inflicted on the U.S. economy by Hurricane Katrina is likely to be modest, making the case for huge government aid questionable, said Glenn Hubbard, who is cited as a possible candidate to head the U.S. Federal Reserve.
DuPont Declares Force Majeure for Titanium Dioxide and Aniline Businesses Due to Hurricane Damage (ChemPoint)
WILMINGTON -- August 31, 2005 - Hurricane Katrina caused extensive flooding at two DuPont facilities in Mississippi the titanium dioxide plant at DeLisle and the First Chemical Corporation aniline plant at Pascagoula.
NY warned to prepare for hurricane like Katrina (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Manhattan could be flooded and New York could suffer as much damage as New Orleans if it were hit by a catastrophic hurricane like one that passed just north of the city in 1938, experts warned on Monday.
Possible Fed candidate proposes hurricane relief plan (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Economic damage inflicted on the U.S. economy by Hurricane Katrina is likely to be modest, making the case for huge government aid questionable, said Glenn Hubbard, who is cited as a possible candidate to head the U.S. Federal Reserve.
Virginia congressman discusses tour of hurricane damage (KATC3)
WASHINGTON The congressman in charge of investigating the response to Hurricane Katrina is back from taking a firsthand look at the damage. Northern Virginia Republican Tom Davis was one of more than a dozen lawmakers to take the trip to New Orleans and Mississippi.
NY warned to prepare for hurricane like Katrina (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Manhattan could be flooded and New York could suffer as much damage as New Orleans if it were hit by a catastrophic hurricane like one that passed just north of the city in 1938, experts warned on Monday.