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Surging storms: Can the US adapt in time to avert coastal damage?

Damage from severe storms such as Sandy is likely to escalate by the end of the century as the population grows and people continue to build along the Eastern Seaboard.

Hurricane Sandy: what to do if you're on one of the 9,000 canceled flights

California gas prices take a dip, amid calls to investigate the spike

Tropical Storm Isaac bears down on New Orleans ahead of Katrina anniversary (+video)

Isaac bears down on Florida, but Keys residents remain sunny

Summer storms leave 2 million people without power (+video)

Hurricane Irene update: Tallying up the cost of a major storm

Hurricane Irene heading for North Carolina, Washington, New York (video)

Hurricane Irene hammers Bahamas (video) Where's she going now?

Hurricane Irene strengthens to Category 3 over Bahamas

Hurricane Irene hurtles toward North Carolina, may skirt Florida (VIDEO)

Hurricane Irene video by NASA astronaut

Hurricane Irene getting bigger, stronger

Hurricane Irene strengthens, puts Bahamas in its sights

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Oyster 'gardening' restores reefs after hurricane

Hundreds of volunteer plants sprout, thanks to hurricane

What Katrina has wrought, four years later

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Hit by hurricane Ike and unexpected layoffs, Galveston ponders its recovery