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REMOVING REFUSE: Cottonwood resident Nicklas Rogers helps remove damaged flooring, insulation and furniture from houses damaged by Hurricane Katrina in Chalmette, La., in 2005. The masks protect against ingestion of toxic mold.

REMOVING REFUSE:
Cottonwood resident Nicklas Rogers helps remove damaged flooring, insulation and furniture from houses damaged by Hurricane Katrina in Chalmette, La., in 2005. The masks protect against ingestion of toxic mold.

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  • REMOVING REFUSE: Cottonwood resident Nicklas Rogers helps remove damaged flooring, insulation and furniture from houses damaged by Hurricane Katrina in Chalmette, La., in 2005. The masks protect against ingestion of toxic mold.
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