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2011 Hurricane Season Ends Wednesday

cbs4price wrote 6 months ago: MIAMI (CBS4) – South Florida breathed a sigh of relief as we dodged the annual bullet known as … more →

Tags: News, weather news, Local, Hurricane News, Syndicated Local, David Bernard, Hurricanes, Hurricane Season, NOAA

So You Want Me to Eat the Meat Off That Neck Bone?

reynoldsb wrote 7 months ago: The first week I moved here, Hurricane Gustav threatened to make land fall in Louisiana, and the Uni … more →

Tags: College Memories, Fun, Food, Memories, Friends, Drinking, party

I wonder, did the GCCF's methodology take into account the opening of the Bonnet Carre?1 comment

Drake Toulouse wrote 1 year ago: You will have to prove British Petroleum caused the Mississippi River to swell, and do so with docum … more →

Tags: New Orleans, British Petroleum, oil spill, Disenfranchised, Gulf Coast, Escrow Account, Ken Feinberg, CNN, mississippi river

Field Report: Evacuteer.Org

Tulane VISTA wrote 1 year ago: Hurricane Season 2011 officially starts June 1st. My first semester of college began directly follow … more →

Tags: Evacuteer.org, americorps vista, New Orleans, Tulane University, Evacuteer.Org, Tulane AmeriCorps VISTA, Hurricanes, tornadoes in alabama, evacuation

Drama...I prefer the kind on TV...9 comments

zohrbak wrote 1 year ago: Let me paint you a picture of how my evening went yesterday.  You all deserve to hear about how craz … more →

Tags: Crazy Kids, bad kids, Work, The Joys of Parenthood, parenthood, Family, Humor, School, Weather

North Baton Rouge residents recount days after Gustav – and the refinery pollution that came with it1 comment

Louisiana Bucket Brigade wrote 1 year ago: By LABB staff member Benjamin Leger, based on interviews with Istrouma residents in mid-September Hu … more →

Tags: oil refineries, Istrouma, Baton Rouge, ExxonMobil

MY NAME IS DAWN AND I AM A HURRICANE MAGNET.

HenderBalz wrote 1 year ago: Hurricanes have been hitting down either before, during or after my visits since 2002! I am sorry to … more →

Tags: July-Sept - 2010, Hurricanes, Hurricane Isidore, hurricane Isabel, Hurricane Katrina, hurricane ike, Hurricane Earl, honduras earthquake 2009

Field Report: Gulf Restoration Network1 comment

Tulane VISTA wrote 1 year ago: For the past five months, my primary duty at the GRN has been co-directing its summer canvass outrea … more →

Tags: Gulf Restoration Network, Gulf of Mexico, gulf, Wetlands, canvass outreach, canoeing, activism, outreach campaign, Gulf Defenders

A Weekend in New Orleans

Kristen Hicks wrote 1 year ago: It is not true to say this is the first time I’ve been to New Orleans, but I feel like I can r … more →

Tags: Travel (2), Photography, New Orleans, Food, Travel, Books, Louisiana, Puppy, Border Collie

I choose options over nightmares! : Kalen1 comment

redcrossselanprc wrote 1 year ago: “In a mandatory evacuation, if you choose not to leave, you accept the full responsibility for … more →

Tags: Volunteer, preparedness, kalen, Classes, Weather, Humanity, Learning, Friendship, Shelter

We're just floored!37 comments

Bayou Woman wrote 1 year ago: It all started on September 1, 2008 with a Category 4 storm called Hurricane Gustav, which made land … more →

Tags: New house, oak floors, red oak flooring, "storm trees"

June 1st--It's the Beginning of the Hurricane Season1 comment

quintascott wrote 2 years ago: Timbalier Island: Barrier Islands are the first defense against hurricane storm surges, and breeding … more →

Tags: Louisiana Coast, Hurricane Katrina, Wetlands, Bottomland Forests, Barataria Landbridge, Barrier Islands

Earth Day April 22, 2010 Le Jour De La Terre Le 22 Avril, 2010

vegistew wrote 2 years ago: Whether (or should I say WEATHER??) you believe in global warming or climate change — or whate … more →

Tags: Environmentalism, Earthquake, Earth Day, Global Warming, climate change, tree huggers, Refuse Reuse Recycle, Mother Nature, Mother Earth

Sylvia Dell Leadership Academy

justbelieveinc wrote 2 years ago: Indeed, Jean Michel Dilone lived a life that is worth following. Living a virtue-filled life, Jean M … more →

Tags: Haiti, Earthquake, jan 12, 2010, orphans, Orphanages, Port-au-prince, Jacmel, 1382 days

Help Build the JM Dilone Haven for God’s Littlest Angels

justbelieveinc wrote 2 years ago: So we have all heard about the disaster that struck Haiti. There were very strong earthquakes which … more →

Tags: Haiti, Earthquake, jan 12, 2010, orphans, Orphanages, Port-au-prince, Jacmel, 1382 days

1382 Days

justbelieveinc wrote 2 years ago: The film 1382 Days is one of those films which can make you grip from the edges of your seat because … more →

Tags: Haiti, Earthquake, jan 12, 2010, orphans, Orphanages, Port-au-prince, Jacmel, 1382 days

Jean Michel Dilone’s Life: A Mission Worth Pursuing

justbelieveinc wrote 2 years ago: For those of your who might not have heard of Jean Michel Dilone, his mission works, his life, and h … more →

Tags: Haiti, Earthquake, jan 12, 2010, orphans, Orphanages, Port-au-prince, Jacmel, 1382 days

"No Net Loss of Wetlands" Wetlands as Infrastructure

quintascott wrote 2 years ago: Fresh Marshes, Bayou Carencro, Terrebonne Basin It has been almost twenty years since President Geor … more →

Tags: Louisiana Coast, Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Rita, Wetlands, ecosystem, Photography, Kerry St. Pe, No net loss of wetlands, Barataria Landbridge

Conflicting Demands: Levees and Wetlands

quintascott wrote 3 years ago:   Lima Slough, Lima Lake Drainage District, Adams County, Illinois The Flood of 2008  breached sever … more →

Tags: Louisiana Coast, hurricane ike, mississippi river, Photography, Hurricane Rita, Flood of 2008, levees, Terrebonne, Lafourche


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