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Army Corps of Engineers: More Government Ineptness

Steve Markowitz wrote 3 days ago: Hurricane Katrina was one of the greatest catastrophes to hit the United States.  Nearly 1,600 died … more →

Tags: governmental intervention, government ineptness, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Hurricane Katrina, Louisiana, New Orleans, Judge Stanwood Duval Jr., levee

Odds and ends for 11/191 comment

Lex wrote 3 days ago: Good news, bad news: The good news: The S&P 500 is sitting on a ton of cash. The bad news: The c … more →

Tags: Aiee! Teh stoopid! It burns!, ew., Hold! Them! Accountable!, I want my money back, We're so screwed, accuracy in media, ACORN, Bank of America, Banksters

Afghan Pres. Karzai Sworn in for Second Term

Betsy Burtner Schuurman wrote 4 days ago: Afghan President Hamid Karzai was sworn in for his second term today. Karzai was declared the winner … more →

Tags: Morning edition, Afghanistan, Hamid Karzai, Hurricane Katrina, global climate change, Afghanistan Election Fraud, 2010 World Cup, corruption, Women's Issues

Federal Judge Finds Army Corps Of Engineers Liable For 'Monumental Negligence'; Awards Damages To Katrina Plaintiffs

Eric G. Young wrote 4 days ago: Many victims of Hurricane Katrina have argued for some time that Katrina was a manmade disaster caus … more →

Tags: Civil Litigation, Courts, Hurricane Katrina, United States Army Corps of Engineers

The "Insouciance" of Obama Administration - Second Thoughts for November 19, 20094 comments

samhenry wrote 4 days ago: Levees near New Orleans did not hold during hurricane Katrine; Army Corps of Engineers cited for the … more →

Tags: Barack Obama, Illegal, Immigration, Islam, leadership, Militant, Military--U.S., Obama Administration, Office of the President

Victory for NOLA!

jenclinton wrote 4 days ago: This may not be overtly environmental, but it’s something close to my heart. US district judge … more →

Tags: ethics, Human Interest, Policy, Hurricane Katrina, Lower Ninth Ward, mrgo, New Orleans, Photography, St. Bernard's Parish

Justice for Katrina Victims?2 comments

DatGurlBenz~* wrote 4 days ago: ::devastation:: FINALLY!   Somebody is gonna be held responsible for the Hurricane Katrina tragedy. … more →

Tags: Politickin', federal courthouse, Federal Government, Hurricane Katrina, judge stanwood duval, levee, Lower 9th Ward, New Orleans, St. Bernard's Parish

Can You Teach an Old Corps New Tricks?1 comment

Dan Farber wrote 5 days ago: Photo credit: www.shieldfirst.com/ The levee failures in New Orleans a few years ago  — the pi … more →

Tags: water, Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans Flood Control, Water Projects

Louisiana passed up for corps contract 4 comments

neworleanscitybusiness wrote 6 days ago: By Deon Roberts, Online Editor The Associated Press reported today that the Army Corps of Engineers … more →

Tags: Chris Thornton, Colorado State University, Hurricane Katrina

There's a Tractor in the Lineup!

newsurfdotcom wrote 1 week ago:   Heavy equipment preps the beach as surfers ride waves unfazed in the background. Monmouth Bea … more →

Tags: Lifestyle, Opinion, telephoto, Beach Replenishment, Jersey, Monmouth County, Sand, Waves

Lake Hartwell is full!

nancylamar wrote 1 week ago: I never thought I’d be saying this again! Lake Hartwell is full! Full pool is 660′, and … more →

Tags: Lake Hartwell, Drought, full pool, rain

What is a Levee? (Part 1)

lexis2praxis wrote 1 week ago: The London Avenue canal levee and floodwall An excerpt from an academic paper (for a list of the ref … more →

Tags: Technologies, Research, levees, French, colonial, Engineering

Streaming in from the blogosphere3 comments

Jessica Hall wrote 2 weeks ago: A couple of updates from the blogosphere: Meredith McKenzie posts an update at ArroyoLover from two … more →

Tags: flood protection, Habitat and Wildlife, Los Angeles River Watershed, Malibu Creek Watershed, Now, Other Watersheds, Restoration/Revitalization, Water Quality, Water Supply

Great debate last Friday. Let's do it again sometime!

djrelish wrote 3 weeks ago: These are difficult subjects for many New Orleanians, but many also agree that something drastic has … more →

Tags: Culture, Sustainable Development, Environment, levees, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Hurricanes, flooding, Katrina

B.R. shows construction edge over N.O. again

neworleanscitybusiness wrote 1 month ago: By Christian Moises, News Editor Once again, Baton Rouge’s construction industry and the employment … more →

Tags: Associated General Contractors of America, Brookings Institution, ExxonMobil, Ken Naquin, Loren Scott, Louisiana State University, MetroMonitor, Recovery School District, Sewerage and Water Board

Quote of the week

Alan Gregory wrote 1 month ago: This is from a Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article on coal mininig by environment reporter Don Hopey: … more →

Tags: climate change, coal-fired power plants, coal mining, Coal fired power plant, carbon dioxide, Coal Ash, Carbon, Carbon Emissions, carbon footprint

junk in the harbor11 comments

bowsprite wrote 1 month ago: 12:53pm, this just in over VHF ch13: Tug: “To the southbound Army Corps Of Engineers vessel. … more →

Tags: Environment, junk in the harbor, New York harbor, NYHarbor, Tugs, VHF, Water Quality, watercolor, drawing, boat, sketch, waterfront

Oak Ridge, TN: Developed the Atomic Bomb and Now Stopping Child Predators

Diane Beeler wrote 1 month ago: What was rolling farm land in east Tennessee, the city now known as Oak Ridge was quickly transforme … more →

Tags: child abuse, Do Good, gender violence, Heroes, Human Rights, Human Trafficking, People and Groups I've Met, Women's Issues, World

EPA threatens a mountaintop removal veto

Holly Doremus wrote 1 month ago: Early on in the Obama administration, EPA did some inconclusive dancing and shuffling about its role … more →

Tags: water, Clean Water Act 404, coal mining


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