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    Federal Emergency Management Agency during Katrina was unable to conduct joint operations with the military. The fundamentals of DSCA have changed to allow for a more conducive joint environment during natural disasters. The Military’s role during Hurricane Katrina changed the way the military supports civil authorities. The Role of

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    at stake. It was in August of 2005. That was the time Hurricane Katrina made landfall in Louisiana‚ demolishing the city of New Orleans and surrounding areas. I’m from a small town‚ which is approximately twenty minutes outside of New Orleans. The hurricane affected my family both mentally and physically. My family didn’t evacuate for Hurricane Katrina. We decided to stay and “Ride it out.” They had the mindset like many others that the hurricane wouldn’t be as catastrophic‚ but we were wrong. We were

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    at a new location given all the surrounding circumstances due to Hurricane Katrina. 2) What is the general nature of the problem? The general nature of the problem is that we do not currently have a conference location as we are nearing the eleventh hour due to a hurricane but last minute adjustments would risk losing users and customers because of the potential higher costs. 3) What event triggered the situation? Hurricane Katrina triggered the situation 4) What are the imposed constraints

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    In the excerpt “The Hurricane” from Their Eyes Were Watching God‚ the main character Jaine refused to leave her husband and town over a storm; assuming it would not be bad and would be easy to repair any damages. To her surprise‚ much devastation was created by the storm and many racial and class discrepancies in the social system were realized. Similarly‚ on the 25th of August 2005 Hurricane Katrina hit the gulf coast; leaving behind tremendous damage to multiple cities‚ specifically New Orleans

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    past 5 years and is expected to lose more in the coming years. One problem of coastal erosion is an increased vulnerability to hurricane surges which affects New Orleans. For example August 23‚2005 Hurricane Katrina hit Louisiana this was the costliest natural disaster as well as one of the 5 deadliest hurricanes articles say “Over fifty breaches in New Orleans hurricane surge protection are the cause of the majority of the death and destruction during Katrina on August 29‚ 2005. Eventually 80% of

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    “Story of an Eyewitness” focuses on the initial earthquake and fires following it‚ while “Letter From New Orleans: Leaving Desire” focuses on the floods following the hurricane. Jack London wrote about the 1906 earthquake that took place in San Francisco‚ Jon Lee Anderson told about the flooding in New Orleans following Hurricane

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    first and underneath the two signs is a stop sign half covered in water. Clearly based on the water and the street sign Houston Rd its obvious that the setting is Houston. Specifically‚ in the aftermath of hurricane Harvey‚ which with over 50 inches of rain caused record floods in the city. Hurricane Harvey made landfall in Texas in late August and inflicted billions of dollars’ worth of damage. Being the wettest

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    | _M6_Doc | LASA 2 The Case For‚ or Against‚ New Orleans | | | 4/22/2013 | | Economics of New Orleans “In order to understand fully the economic impact of Hurricane Katrina on New Orleans‚ it is important to assess the impact of the economic forces driving the city.” (Michael L. Dolfman‚ Solidelle Fortier Wasser‚ and Bruce Bergman‚ 2005). When looking at New Orleans and its current situation after Katrina one must remove themselves from the common emotions that are so easily

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    arguments in this particular essay. Everyone remembers Hurricane Katrina‚ was it really Katrina that caused all the damage in New Orleans or was it the fact that the levees could not sustain the level of the water that was rising and thus broke. This essay shed light to the ugliness that most Americans are not aware and if not‚ they are fully aware of it and only decides to turn the other cheek and pretend its non-existent chooses to ignore it. Hurricane Katrina did not only destroy homes‚ businesses

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    American History. The effects of Hurricane Katrina have been shattering and long-lasting. However‚ could the question been plausibly raised whether or not to rebuild New Orleans? Evidently it was. Lance Winslow‚ freelance writer‚ from California did just that in an article titled: Why did God Destroy New Orleans with Hurricane Katrina? Winslow states “Many people believe that God was real angry at mankind and got a wild hair up his butt and sent Hurricane Katrina into the Gulf Shore and New

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