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From 'Brownie' to BushTok: Trump Helps Soften Bush as Katrina Turns 20
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Bush’s Katrina response still elicits mixed reviews
Two days after Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, a picture of President Bush surveying the damage from Air Force One was released. The picture would cause major controversy, giving many the impression that the president was out of touch and insensitive to the suffering caused by the storm. Professor Robert Thomas, Director of the Center for Environmental Communications, who was in New Orleans at the time, did not believe that the photo represe…
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On August 29, 2005, Hurricane 'Katrina' hit land in Louisiana with category 3 and winds of more than 200 kilometers per hour. Cyclone denied New Orleans and left nearly 1,400 fatalities. The image of a city sunk underwater became a symbol of human vulnerability to extreme weather events. Since then, other devastating storms have been declared.But two decades later, have these kinds of hurricanes increased?Are they more violent now than 20 years …
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