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Engineering a hurricane-proof roof

The fears that Hurricane Gustav would turn into another human catastrophe on the scale of Katrina in 2005 have mercifully not been realized.

An unusually destructive hurricane season ends

The 2008 Atlantic hurricane season ended Sunday, marking the finish of one of the busiest and costliest hurricane seasons ever.

CNNMoney: Gas prices fall below $1.87

Gasoline prices declined for the 70th straight day, falling below the $1.87 per gallon mark, according to a national survey of credit card swipes at gasoline stations.

Fortune: Playing the blame game on oil

Any study that relies on a chart of Google searches for the term "oil speculation" to make the case that futures traders are responsible for yo-yoing crude prices should be greeted with a heavy dose of skepticism.

CNNMoney: Gold slides on oil, strong dollar

The price of gold fell Tuesday amid a broad retreat in commodities led by oil, as the damage caused by Hurricane Gustav appeared less severe than expected.

Time.com: Hurricane Fatigue in New Orleans?

After Gustav -- and with Ike still a threat -- residents are starting to wonder whether evacuation fever has gone too far

Time.com: Tex., La. Preparing for Ike's Landfall

The Gulf Coast watched anxiously as Hurricane Ike trudged toward areas still cleaning up after Gustav, with disasters pre-declared in much of eastern Texas

Time.com: Is Global Warming Worsening Hurricanes?

As climate change heats the oceans, storms will brew more intensely, a new study says -- but that doesn't mean we can't be prepared

CNNMoney: Post-Gustav, New Orleans reopens for business

Grocer Marc Robért II went through hell after Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans in 2005. In the last three years, he has managed massive renovations on several of his supermarkets heavily damaged by the Katrina flood, and he fought for and won a $20 million settlement from the insurer that had refused to pay his claims.

Lack of electricity may complicate new evacuations

The federal government is "working with great urgency" to restore one-third of the households in Louisiana that still have no power days after after Hurricane Gustav, the chief of Homeland Security said Friday.

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