Mark Twain is said to have said (it may be apocryphal): "Everybody talks about the weather, but nobody does anything about it." The Daily Telegraph reports that scientists are coming closer to figuring out out to steer and weaken hurricanes, per research spurred by Katrina. One hurdle is predictable: lawyers. Steer a hurricane from Town A to Town B, and see the lawsuits fly.
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