Louisiana Scientists Expect Major Environmental Damage
9th Sep 2005, 09:06 GMT
Biologists expect to find major destruction when they take their first close-up look at Hurricane Katrina's impact on wildlife habitats and Louisiana's vital fishing industry, the state's top conservation official said Thursday.
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