Last updated October, 2005

	"Katrina will go on record as one of the most destructive and costly disasters in the United States ever, wreaking some $200 billion in damages, killing more than 1000 people, and depriving hundreds of thousands more of homes, livelihoods, and possessions. As our response to this disaster, Calvert provides a multi-faceted call to action in this Special Report." More ...
Barbara Krumsiek President & CEO Calvert

Investments

• In the Wake of Katrina: A Conversation with Calvert's Investment Officers

From Social Research

• Corporate Responses to Hurricane Katrina - Elizabeth Sheley
• The Environment and Katrina: From Wetlands to Toxics - Stu Dalheim
• Climate Change and Major Storms: The Long-Term Corporate Challenge - Julie Fox Gorte, Elizabeth Sheley and Devin Zeller
• Disasters, Equity, and Social Justice - Julie Fox Gorte
• CSR and Governance: Managing for Risk - Paul Hilton

Calvert Foundation

• Calvert Foundation Commits to Redevelopment Finance for Impacted Areas

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