> week? I
> wonder how long it takes to clean up after a really angry
> hurricane in
> New Orleans?
> From:
> http://www.cnn.com/2004/WEATHER/09/14/hurricane.ivan/index
> .html
> "The city basically sits like a bowl and most of the city
> is under sea
> level ... so if we get a storm like Ivan to hit us
> directly" there
> could be 12 to 18 feet of water in the city, Nagin said.
Although they have some of the best recovery systems in place for such
a storm, there's always the distinct possibility that a hurricane
could completely and permanently destroy the city. Because the city is
below sea level the likelyhood of rebuilding the city would be small
after a storm which managed to completely overwhelm their recovery
systems. Or so I heard on public radio. :)
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