In America, the first amendment is alive and well
This week, the Supreme Court of Massachusetts ruled in favor of two people who stood up to Big Business. Cherri Foytlin and Karen Savage wrote a blog post asking questions about a company they thought was too soft on Big Oil after the 2010 Gulf Oil Spill. That company – Cardno ChemRisk – sued them […]
Why did the levees fail during Hurricane Katrina? Where’s why.
Founder Sandy Rosenthal prepared this power point for Rosalind Blanco Cook’s autumn semester 2015 class at Tulane University on the subject of the “Politics of Hurricane Katrina.” It’s Levees.org’s pleasure to share it publicly for everyone to see. Because everyone deserves to know. New Orleans Levee Breaches during Hurricane Katrina from Sandy Rosenthal
Louisiana State Museum and Levees.org to Collaborate on Exhibit
At the request of Levees.org, the Louisiana State Museum has agreed to add a new panel to its highly successful exhibit, Living with Hurricanes – Katrina and Beyond. The new exhibit panel will highlight the large number of changes to national policy that followed the failure of the levee system during Hurricane Katrina which is […]
