In the heart of the city: Trypanosoma cruzi infection prevalence in rodents across New Orleans by Bruno M. Ghersi, Anna C. Peterson, Nathaniel L. Gibson, Asha Dash, Ardem Elmayan, Hannah Schwartzenburg, Weihong Tu, Claudia Riegel, Claudia Herrera, Michael J. Blum

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Investigating the sensitivity of hurricane intensity and trajectory to sea surface temperatures using the regional model WRF by Cevahir Kilic, Christoph C. Raible

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A ciência da vulnerabilidade: modelos, métodos e indicadores by Susan L. Cutter

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L’ouragan Katrina et l’Etat federal américain. Une hypothèse de recherche by Romain Huret

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How Hurricane Katrina influenced the design of hurricane protection and risk reduction systems and national approaches to risk and resilience.... by Lewis E. Link

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Curbing Catastrophe: Communicating about Natural Hazards by Timothy H. Dixon

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Reflections from the Field: Disparate responses to labour exploitation in post-Katrina Louisiana by Leanne McCallum

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Quantifying Environmental Impacts of Temporary Housing at the Urban Scale: Intersection of Vulnerability and Post-Hurricane Relief in New Orleans by Claire McConnell, Chiara Bertolin

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Public Libraries Can Play an Important Role in the Aftermath of a Natural Disaster. A Review of: Welsh, T. S. & Higgins, S. E. (2009). Public libraries post-Hurricane Katrina: A pilot study. Library Review, 58(9), 652-659. by Virginia Wilson

“…<b>Objective</b> – This paper analyzes Hurricane Katrina-related narratives to document the challenges faced by public libraries after the disaster and the disaster-relief services these libraries provided.…”
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Speeding Up Slow Deaths: &lt;br&gt;Medical Sovereignty circa 2005 by Lisa Diedrich

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Review of Curbing Catastrophe: Natural Hazards and Risk Reduction in the Modern World by Kira H. Hamman

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The system was blinking red: Awareness Contexts and Disasters by Vivian B. Martin

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Sperm DNA fragmentation, recurrent implantation failure and recurrent miscarriage by Carol Coughlan, Helen Clarke, Rachel Cutting, Jane Saxton, Sarah Waite, William Ledger, Tinchiu Li, Allan A Pacey

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Unnatural Pet-Keeping by Amir Zelinger

“… This paper embeds pet-keeping into the scholarship on Hurricane Katrina. Recent research into Hurricane Katrina has mostly emphasized the social significance of this natural disaster, maintaining that issues of class, race, and social inequality were responsible for the extent of the catastrophe and for the fact that certain populations suffered much more severely than others. …”
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Katrina, One Year Later: Three Perspectives by Todd Bertolaet, Bruce West, David Wharton

“…Louis, Gulfport, Long Beach, Pass Christian, Biloxi, Waveland, and points in between uncovering the new post-Hurricane Katrina environment.…”
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New Orleans: The Long-Term Demographic Trends by Carl L. Bankston III

“…If this view is taken, New Orleans is currently about where the population would have been expected to be even without Hurricane Katrina's damages to the community.…”
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Human Response to Natural Disasters by Dara Nix-Stevenson

“…This occurs not necessarily and merely through a “natural” disaster, as the Boxer Day Tsunami or Hurricane Katrina, but through processes of social, political, and economic disempowerment associated with prior racialized histories and inequitable access to cultural capital.…”
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The Generalized STAR Modeling with Heteroscedastic Effects by Utriweni Mukhaiyar, Syahri Ramadhani

“…As a case study, the GSTAR–ARCH model was applied to the daily mean wind speed data of New Orleans, Florida and Mississippi to predict the occurrence of Hurricane Katrina that occurred in 2005. The results obtained show that the GSTAR model (3;0,0,1)–ARCH(1) predicts Hurricane Katrina very well.…”
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Politics and Time : Documenting the Event / by Shapiro, Michael J., author

Did Harvey Learn from Katrina? Initial Observations of the Response to Companion Animals during Hurricane Harvey by Steve Glassey

“…The aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005 became the genesis of animal emergency management and created significant reforms in the US particularly the passage of the Pets Emergency and Transportation Standards Act in 2006 that required state and local emergency management arrangements to be pet- and service animal-inclusive. …”
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