These stunning NASA images show the effect of Hurricane Katrina 10 years later
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Ten years after Hurricane Katrina, you can still see the scars left by the storm — not just in places like New Orleans, but also in the region's less inhabited areas.
NASA published stunning satellite images looking at swamplands around Delacroix, a fishing town southeast of New Orleans, one week before Katrina and 10 years after — showing how the flood changed waterways in the region.
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