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How Louisiana's Map May Never be Normal Again After Hurricane Ida
Louisiana's satellite images captured ahead of Hurricane Ida and after revealed a greatly changed coastline, that has many low-lying regions still flooded with water. Scientists are painstakingly keeping an eye on the landscape to know how it develops over time, and if some alterations are permanent. Ida was one of the most powerful storms to impact the state.
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