This can be very useful and appropriate for people who are still dealing with the aftermath of the hurricane since there is no cost to the resident to get rid of their garbage at the sites.

With what's going on with the aftermath of the hurricane, I would expect prices to go up rather than down in September.

The U.S. economy in the hurricane's aftermath is going to be a lot more important to a lot more voters than Iraq, no matter how well or poorly it's going over there.

If you don't want to deal with them, fine. But don't hamper other people from dealing with them.

I think you can't go wrong in providing choice for people.

In addition to studying the damaged structures in the aftermath of the hurricane, we also can model the conditions that were occurring during the storm. This will provide decision makers with the best scientific information available as they proceed with the rebuilding process.