Supplemental Reading: Drowning New Orleans

Addendum: A submerged New Orleans in October 2001, a scientific American article called "Surabaya's New Orleans" basically has a hurricane's big influence on the region before Hurricane Katrina I predicted. The Louisiana State University Hurricane Center, the Water Resources Institute and the US Army Corps of Engineers authorities discussed the destiny of storms in the coastal areas of Louisiana. A typical example is a triangle sediment deposit that alleviates floods and damage caused by deterioration, storm surges in the Mississippi Delta.

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In September of this year, Hurricane Katrina devastated the south and drowned most of New Orleans The ugly reality on our country's class, poverty and race became obvious. Many Americans are beginning to question whether racial discrimination is a deciding factor affecting the fate of many New Orleans citizens. Many people, including First Lady Laura Bush, condemned critics who believe that race will play a role.

Please take another method. On the first day of Hurricane Katrina on August 29, 2005; this day is a permanently rooted day for thousands of New Orleans citizens. On this day people saw the family drowning, the houses were destroyed, and memories of such a beautiful city floated beside them. Someday these pressure umbrellas of these people will eventually survive. The tremendous pressure experienced by Hurricane Katrina not only caused this pressure

I have a feeling impossible to live in New Orleans. This seems to be foolish and ideal. Many people are trying, but I've never read anything that explains why this is so. After Hurricane Katrina, I have measured elsewhere in New Orleans wherever I went, but New Orleans always wins. When I leave, I will miss it - I know what it means to miss New Orleans. In New Orleans occupies a significant proportion of occasional hurricanes as well as tragedies and fires. I guess this is definitely the worst. It is amazing to see the amount of work done in the past decade. We have a new entrepreneurial spirit. Young, creative people are pouring. I have a friend who opens the gallery. The old community is facing new developments. A new company has emerged. Our children went to college and traveled to Atlanta or New York. Currently they are from Atlanta and New York, and founded a company here. This is a very important creative community