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Texas Coastline Braces for Brutal Landfall by Hurricane Ike

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Hurricane Ike amassed strength in the Gulf of Mexico Thursday as it continues a slow march toward the Texas coast where residents are evacuating or stocking up in preparation for a landfall late Friday or Saturday.

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Sep 08

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Hurricane Season Repeatedly Pounds Impoverished Nation of Haiti

More than 300 people have died in Haiti from back-to-back hurricanes this year, and the northern town of Gonaives remains flooded. NPR reporter Jason Beaubien describes the scene in Haiti and the damages incurred by the storms.

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Sep 04

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Study: Arctic Sea Ice at Second-lowest Level on Record

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The Arctic ice cap has melted to a point that exceeds the 2005 level -- previously the second lowest on record -- and could surpass the record this year, scientists at the U.S. National Snow and Ice Data Center have…

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Sep 03

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Gustav Evacuees Return Home; Bush to Tour Hard-hit Areas

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The 2 million evacuees who fled the threat of Hurricane Gustav jammed roads Wednesday as many tried to return home to New Orleans and the Gulf Coast. President Bush also headed to the city to survey the damage.

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Sep 02

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Gulf Coast Areas Assess Damage from Gustav as More Storms Form

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New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin told evacuees, anxious to return home following Monday's landfall of Hurricane Gustav, they should wait a few more days for authorities to assess the damage from the storm.

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Sep 01

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Hurricane Gustav Tests Gulf Coast Rebuilding, Preparedness

Hurricane Gustav lashed the Gulf Coast with wind and rain Monday. Experts examine the region's preparedness for the storm, three years after Hurricane Katrina.

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Sep 01

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New Orleans Takes Measures Against Hurricane Gustav

Three years after Hurricane Katrina ravaged the Gulf Coast, particularly New Orleans, the city's residents have once again evacuated as Hurricane Gustav hit the coast Monday. NewsHour correspondent Tom Bearden reports from New Orleans.

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Sep 01

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Gustav Weakens to Category 1 as Wind, Rain Batters Gulf Coast

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Hurricane Gustav lashed coastal Louisiana Monday, but appeared to largely veer away from New Orleans. The storm eased to a Category 1 as it neared the Louisiana cities of New Iberia and Lafayette, the National Hurricane Center said Monday afternoon.

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Sep 01

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Handling of Hurricane Katrina Still Lingers for GOP

Political analysts examine how the Bush administration's response to Hurricane Katrina in 2005 is playing a role in the decision to alter the GOP convention as Hurricane Gustav threatens the Gulf Coast and how memories of the disaster could impact…

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Aug 31

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McCain Suspends Bulk of Day One of Convention

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With Hurricane Gustav bearing down on the Gulf Coast, GOP nominee Sen. John McCain announced late Sunday that he was suspending the bulk of the first day of the Republican National Convention.

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