Last modified: September 1, 2005 12:04 PM PDT
The aftermath of Katrina's fury
A massive hurricane slams into the Gulf Coast, capsizing New Orleans and turning lives upside down in one of the worst natural disasters in the country's history. It's a long road ahead for cleanup and recovery efforts.
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Online scams emerge in Katrina's wake
Phony Web sites and malicious e-mails, purporting to offer help to hurricane victims, are circulating the Net.September 1, 2005
Photos: Before and after
Satellite imagery shows the extent of the flooding in New Orleans caused by Hurricane Katrina.September 1, 2005
Tech community joins Katrina relief effort
Companies rally around victims, offering technical assistance, aiding the homeless and gathering relief donations.September 1, 2005
Hurricane cleanup could take months, years
Katrina left a tangled mess, but human behavior has contributed to the problem. Engineering experts give their take.August 31, 2005
Key links for tracking Katrina's aftermath
Sites around the Web offer details on the storm's devastation and information on how you can help.August 31, 2005
Hurricane cleanup could take months, years
Katrina left a tangled mess, but human behavior has contributed. An engineer with experience in the oil and gas industry gives his take.August 31, 2005
Photos: Day 3--relief is on the way
Government and private organizations have plenty to clean up in Katrina's aftermath.August 31, 2005
Images: Katrina slams Gulf Coast
The devastating storm leaves a path of death and destruction along Louisiana and neighboring states.August 29, 2005
Bloggers record hurricane's destruction
News sites and blogs teem with eyewitness accounts on the storm's journey across the Gulf Coast.August 29, 2005
Recovery firms spring to action during storm
As Katrina pummels New Orleans, large organizations look to a backup means for sending messages and storing e-mail.August 29, 2005
Hurricane overwhelms weather Web sites
Weather.com, other sites became temporarily unavailable as hordes of people go online seeking emergency information.August 30, 2005
Safeguarding IT against the next Katrina
Taking stock of the storm's destructive might, IT managers may want to develop disaster-recovery plans, security expert says.August 29, 2005
CNN reporters create a Web hurricane
blog Video clip making its rounds on the Net features anchors' broadcast blunder during weather report.August 30, 2005
Bloggers swamped by Katrina
blog New Orleans' Times-Picayune bloggers are temporarily overpowered by Mother Nature, as the paper evacuates its staff.August 30, 2005
previous coverage
Hurricanes getting worse with global warming
blog If it sounds to you like Florida is besieged more than ever by hurricanes, you're right, says a meteorology professor at MIT.August 3, 2005
Weather Service launches early warning system
In tornado country, automated, Web-based process sends emergency workers a heads-up on disasters.August 15, 2005

