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Underwater ears warn of hurricane strength
Hurricanes make themselves heard 鈥� even under water. Scientists hope to use that sound to gauge how destructive a storm will be when it hits land
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New Mississippi delta would limit hurricane damage
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Hurricane study whips up a storm
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Saharan dust clouds could aid hurricane prediction
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Swarms of tiny aircraft could track hurricanes
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Snowflakes may be guiding force for hurricanes
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Air-dropped dams could fix levee breaches
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Lessons of hurricane Katrina are being ignored
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Hurricane Dean decimated Mexican ecosystems
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Are devastating hurricanes becoming the norm?
Does hurricane Dean signal the start of a new, more intense bout of hurricane activity, or is it just that we are getting better at measuring them?
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Hurricane Dean intensifies as it heads for Mexico
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New Orleans braces for levee test
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Frequent hurricanes decimate sea turtle beaches
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Atlantic hurricane frequency doubled last century
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