Free Essays on After Effects Of Hurricane Katrina

  1. Hurricane Katrina and The Levee System and It’s Affect Organizational Behavior

    1 Hurricane Katrina and The Levee System and It’s Affect Organizational Behavior Click Link Below To Buy: http://hwcampus.com/shop/hurricane-katrina-and-the-levee-system/ Organizational Behavior 8-13-15 HURRICANE KATRINA AND THE LEVEE SYSTEM 2 Abstract Individuals related to...

  2. Hurricane Katrina

    Hurricane Katrina The historical event of Hurricane Katrina, a category three hurricane with winds ranging from 111-130 mph, in August 2005 revealed major structural failures in the levee systems of New Orleans. Though not all structural failures are as catastrophic, the breeched levees led to loss...

  3. Effects of Hurricane

    Effects of Hurricane Katrina on New Orleans The effects of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans were long-lasting. As the center of Katrina passed east of New Orleans on August 29, 2005, winds downtown were in the Category 3 range with frequent intense gusts and tidal surge. Hurricane force winds were...

  4. To what extent can preparedness and planning mitigate the effect of tropical revolving storms

    Hollie Martin To what extent can preparedness and planning mitigate the effect of tropical revolving storms? (40) Tropical revolving storms are also known as hurricanes, cyclones and typhoons. They all occur in a band that lies roughly between the tropics of Cancer and Capricorn. However, some storms...

  5. The Effects of Hurricane Katrina

    Dear Mr. Leonard Pitts, I will forever remember the Hurricane Katrina effects. Watching the news on the TV was like watching horror movies. I couldn’t believe what my eyes were witnessing. Coming from another country, I always believe the USA was the strongest and most humanitarian country in the...

  6. Life After Katrina

    month I witnessed the effects of Hurricane Katrina-the worst natural disaster ever to hit America-both from afar and closer then I would have preferred. Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans and Louisiana one of the strongest hurricanes ever recorded. The damage caused by Katrina was wide spread and so...

  7. Hurricane Katrina

    Impact of Hurricane Katrina Hurricane Katrina was one of the deadliest and most destructive Atlantic tropical cyclones in history. Hurricane Katrina occured during the 2005 Atlantic hurricane season. As one of the five deadliest hurricanes in the history of the United States, Katrina was also the...

  8. Hurricane Katrina, Biological Effects

    Erin McCoy UNIV 110: 4:00 MW 18 November 2009 Biological Affects of Hurricane Katrina As the violent winds and rain decreased, there was a huge impact left behind on the ecosystems in Louisiana. Hurricane Katrina managed to wipe out most vegetation and wildlife. Vegetation was killed due to...

  9. Hurricane Katrina Administrative Evils

    remembered because it was a catastrophe and the worst natural disaster or as the worst response to a disaster? Both? The aftermath of violent Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans was probably the most awakening moment the country will experience when dealing with natural disasters. This paper will convey...

  10. Hurricanes

    Hurricanes By Jarry Ahmad Hurricanes are very dangerous and catastrophic storms. They are caused when warm, moist air over the ocean rises up from near the surface and creates low air pressure above the water. The high air pressure from the surrounding areas fills in where the low air pressure...

  11. The Katrina Disaster in Retrospect

    The Katrina Disaster in Retrospect By James McNair Contract Administration and Management- Bus 330 -1- James McNair The problem with the contracting out in the aftermath of the Katrina disaster is that the Government neglected small business. In Katrina’s aftermath the government...

  12. Hurricane

    Hurricane Preparedness Hello my name is Stephen. I would like to welcome you here today for this meeting. Today we will be discussing the safest and most efficient ways to prepare for a hurricane in the greater New Orleans area. We will also discuss materials that might be useful or may assist...

  13. Hurricane Hugo

    Hurricane Hugo It was known as the most damaging hurricane in the century at the time, before Hurricane Andrew and Hurricane Katrina. Hugo first formed as a tropical depression off the coast of Africa on the 9th of September then moving westward to the east of Caribbean as a Category 4 hurricane, its...

  14. Before and After Katrina

    Before and After Hurricane Katrina As I walk outside, I smell the aroma of fried chicken, collard greens and cornbread floating in the air. My daughters are playing with their puppy on the sidewalk and other children have joined the fun. It is a bright and beautiful afternoon, not a...

  15. extent can preparedness and planning mitigate the effects of tropical revolving storms?

    To what extent can preparedness and planning mitigate the effects of tropical revolving storms? Tropical revolving storms are also known as hurricanes, typhoons and cyclones. They occur in when sea surface temperatures are above 27 degrees Celsius and form over the oceans in the tropics and sub-tropics...

  16. Outside Listening Activity

    "Saddest Days: Katrina, Its Aftermath and Impact on the New Orleans African American Community Project" Date: October 8, 2008 Time: 7:00-8:30 Place: Center for Black Studies Lecture and viewing of a documentary on the experience of students at HBCU’s in New Orleans and their reactions to Katrina, presented...

  17. Is New Orleans Worth Rebuilding?

    not worth rebuilding. First of all, it is important to note that hurricanes are only part of the problem of New Orleans. The city of New Orleans has the lowest elevation in Louisiana, and the third lowest point in the United States, after Death Valley and the Salton Sea. Much of the city is one to ten...

  18. Katrina Disater

    what happened during Hurricane Katrina disaster. I remember watching the news and hearing what was going on during the time this happened. Hearing about the many people and families who had to evacuate, and leave their homes. While reading this story, I found it hard to read after awhile because this...

  19. Global Warming... or Not

    Time magazine online “Global Warming Heat’s Up”, written two years ago, argues that global warming is very real, and that by ignoring the problem hurricanes, floods, and other natural events will continue to happen and might even get worse.. The belief is that Earth is like an organism, and the heat caused...

  20. Hurricane Charley

    crushed, roofs gone, thousands of people without power, cars damaged, people dieing. Hurricane Charley was perhaps one of most devastating events that I have ever experienced, in my entire life. The next morning after hurricane Charley hit, we drove outside and saw the devastating remains that Charley left...

  21. The Facts of Global Warming

    say the happenings of global warming are not true. But rather those people see it or not, this effect is changing the earth in many ways with climate changes, summers are becoming a lot warmer, hurricanes are starting to become more efficient and powerful, icebergs are melting in the poles, ocean levels...

  22. Social Justice -1

    deforestation of the Amazon rainforest, and the effects this has on people, animals and the environment. The evidence used will be from media resources. The second example is from Chapter 4 and this is about Hurricane Katrina, which was a category five hurricane that struck the Gulf of Mexico Coast and many...

  23. Florida Should Not Allow Oil Drilling

    Energy Independence). If the estimate of the Minerals Management Services is correct, Florida could generate billions of dollars in revenue. But after viewing and reading the cause of an oil spill this past few weeks, is it worth it to risk Florida’s environment for these questionable benefits? First...

  24. Hazards

    vent in order to increase their revenue People build houses further up into mountains in areas where landslides occur. Slide 4. “Before and After” photographs from Phuket, Thailand, of the 2004 Boxing Day (26th of December) tsunami. Slide 5. We need to remember that we can not stop the geologic...

  25. Discuss the impacts of storm events in the British Isles and evaluate the responses to them

    had a huge effect on the local people and wildlife. 15 million trees were uprooted; these trees blocked roads and railways as well as causing structural damage to buildings. In London, many plane trees were blown down overnight and blocked roads and crushed parked cars. For over two weeks after the storm...

  26. Study Essay on Opec

    joint communique stating that forthwith they would price a barrel of oil against gold. This led to the "Oil Shock" of the mid-seventies. In the years after 1971, OPEC was slow to readjust prices to reflect this depreciation. In October 1973, OPEC cut oil production and placed an embargo on shipments...

  27. Causes and Effects of Global Warming

    Causes and Effects of Global Warming Global warming is mainly a crisis of a lot of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere. This acts like a blanket, trapping high temperature and warming the earth. For so many decades, scientists have spent trying to figure out the cause of global warming. They have...

  28. There's No Such Thing as a Natural Disaster

    disaster. In every phase and aspect of a disaster- causes, vulnerability, preparedness, results and response, and reconstruction’ , this statement, while Katrina specific, reflects upon ‘natural’ disasters’ causes and impacts through the nature and society of the affected area. A prime example highlighting the...

  29. The Profound Impact of Hurricane Katrina

    Hurricane Katrina affected many people in many different ways. I chose this event as something significant in my life because of the profound impact that it had on the rest of my life. I enlisted in the United States Navy in 2002 as a search and rescue swimmer and Hurricane Katrina was my...

  30. WGU SZT1 Community and Population Health – All 4 Tasks

    situations after the flooding. 2. Discuss techniques that were used or could have been used to calm the fears of the people interviewed. 1. Discuss how other nursing personnel could be prepared to help in responding to a similar emergency with a much larger affected area (e.g., the effect of Hurricane...

  31. Essay

    Hurricanes Katrina and Rita A Reporter’s Notebook By Mike Hoss Hurricanes Katrina and Rita A Reporter’s Notebook By Mike Hoss Forward I have never kept a log or a diary in my life, but in the hours and days before and after Hurricane Katrina hit, I started writing down the events and challenges...

  32. Giver Essay

    partner violence, there would be less child abuse as well. As mentioned above, the Committee of Elders decided which couples could adopt children. After they would match the couples perfectly, they would monitor the couples for three years to decide if the couples were potential parents (48). This would...

  33. Global Warming: Due to Human Activity

    weather events (hurricane, floods, famine). In addition, the amount and pattern of precipitation is affected by increasing global temperature. The effects of global warming have been in the past disastrous and may be very disastrous even in the future. Other climatic change effects include, low...

  34. The Planetary Emergency

    An Inconvenient Truth is the fourth-highest-grossing documentary film to date in the United States (in nominal dollars, from 1982 to the present), after Fahrenheit 9/11, March of the Penguins and Sicko.[5] An Inconvenient Truth focuses on Al Gore and his travels in support of his efforts to educate...

  35. HURRICANE TOMAS EMERGENCY RECOVERY PROJECT

    RESETTLEMENT POLICY FRAMEWORK HURRICANE TOMAS EMERGENCY RECOVERY PROJECT Saint Lucia Hurricane Tomas Emergency Recovery Project Resettlement Policy Framework (Draft) March 21, 2011(v1) Revised July 2011 (v2) Table of Contents 1. Introduction and Objectives ..................................

  36. Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory

    percentage of women are being educated, minority populations are increasing, and cultural pluralism is in the forefront. The psychological effects of Hurricane Katrina and the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center are things that need to be addressed and taken into consideration and continually researched...

  37. Ethical Dilemma with the Effects of Hurricane Katrina

    Sushma Gurung Introduction to Ethics Hurricane Paper Topics: Ethical Dilemma Due to Hurricane Katrina, our hospital in New Orleans is about to lose power now. Being the lead doctor of a hospital, among the 10 people on the life support system, I’ve...

  38. Turning Up the Heat

    can now focus on the effects of it. As temperatures around the globe slowly increase, climatic changes begin to occur. A recent example of changes in climatic activity due to global warming can be seen by the devastation inflicted by Hurricane Katrina, the most costly hurricane in United States history...

  39. Law Enforcment

    my paper on the reckless society of the New Orleans hurricane Katrina. On the morning of August 29, 2005 hurricane Katrina struck the United States. The storm itself did a great deal of damage, but the aftermath was catastrophic. Hurricane Katrina was known as a total disaster zone and people were getting...

  40. Global Warming Controversy

    ups of infrared rays slowly but effectively heats up our Earth, causing disastrous consequences. The main body of this controversy is about the effects of Carbon Dioxide or CO2 on Global Warming. Al Gore’s film, “An inconvenient Truth”, vividly implies that Climate Change/Global Warming is caused by...

  41. Da Definition of Me

    High School in Houston, TX. And on August 29, 2005 hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans, LA, not knowing whether I would ever live in my hometown again, yet everything happens for a reason. Prior to hurricane Katrina I had experienced many hurricanes and didn’t think much of natural disasters. Therefore...

  42. Demography and Geography of the South

    2000? You may respond in general statements. It increased greatly. 2. According to your text, the population changes in the years before and after 1950 were the result of two factors. What were these factors? The sharecropping/tenant farming system failed, causing the blacks to leave, making...

  43. United States Economy - Essay

    the Advance report which comes out a month after the quarter ends. This report is not very accurate due to all the trade and inventory data that is not reported at that time. The Second report, formerly called the Preliminary Report, comes out two months after the end of the quarter and it said to be pretty...

  44. The Mystery of the Fallen Trees

    When Hurricane Katrina smashed into the Gulf Coast with all the fury of a woman scorned, blasting 300 miles of shoreline from Pensacola, Florida, to Terrebonne, Louisiana, and reaching some 200 miles inland, she knocked down or badly damaged 320 million large trees across an area the size of Maine, according...

  45. ‘problem populations’ highlight the entangled nature of the relationship between crime control and social welfare policy? In what ways does the entanglement raise issues of social justice?

    populations can highlight the entangled relationship between crime control and social welfare policy. I will draw upon the case studies of Hurricane Katrina, Banlieue in France & urban populations in Britain. ‘Social Justice, a device for challenging particular forms of inequality or unfairness’...

  46. Ya

    British literature Weekly summary # 3 Hurricane Security? Back in 2005 one year into our presidents second term of office, devastation hit the mainland of the United States of America, and the devastation went by the name of Katrina. This Katrina was a hurricane that hit the mainland with speeds up...

  47. Cause and Effect: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

    what may cause this disorder to occur, symptoms of P.T.S.D., and how it can be treated. P.T.S.D. is an anxiety disorder that can develop after exposure to an event, that in which physical harm may have occurred or an ordeal where the victim may have felt dangerously threatened. This disorder...

  48. Society’s Misfortunes Are the Corporation’s Opportunities: Thus the Rich Get Richer

    creates representation, which gives meaning to every aspect of our lives, shaping reality from the news that we see to the newspapers that we read. Hurricane Katrina and other recent major news events, including September 11th and the ensuing war in Iraq, were used to produce the ideology of homeland insecurity...

  49. Trials of Sociology in Society

    What can sociology teach us about disasters like Hurricane Katrina? Through a sociologist perspective we are able to see horrific disasters and find ways to try and correct what our nation is going through. With a disaster such as Hurricane Katrina, we as a country have come together in forces to...

  50. Finance Hurricane

    scrambling to find thousands of people who refused to evacuate ahead of Hurricane Ike. At least 15 people are confirmed dead in Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas, and more than 2.5 million still have no power. The announcement coming after weekend efforts to rescue the 158-year old investment bank fell apart...

  51. Police Corruption at Its Finest

    Bradshaw was then put on leave with pay while this incident was under investigation by the Federal Bureau Investigations and the Arkansas State Police. After the investigation was done Officer Bradshaw was not found as using corruption but was let go because of failure to turn on his taser’s camera and his...

  52. Downtown Destruction

    Garrett Engelbrecht Instructor Laird 11:00/English 1301 Downtown of Destruction During the Gustav hurricane it took everything that I had to keep people from looting my store. I know that the people that are trying to steal from my store are probably doing it for the good of their families...

  53. When the Lebvve Broke

    capturing the event in its entirety. Spike lee is known to make movies that examine race relations and political issues. The story of New Orleans during Katrina touches on both subjects strongly. Woman, men and children all piled inside the Superdome as the storm destroyed their homes and businesses. Many of...

  54. Convey

    for existing is to help individuals affected by disasters. Anybody can volunteer. Red Cross is known mainly for its massive relief efforts after Hurricane Katrina. It's one of the biggest disaster help associations. In addition, it provides help for military families. There are not very many volunteer...

  55. I don't know

    help refresh questions you may have and give you practice with writing. #1 Research Strategies: A researcher designs an experiment to study the effect of an audience on individual college students during their performance of a difficult manual dexterity task. He will assign 20 students to each of...

  56. Ds

    programs has meant ever-growing hardships. Before Hurricane Katrina ravaged the Mississippi delta, economic forecasts were, on the whole, rosy. Now, the story has changed. “Katrina pushes unemployment rate higher,” the AP reported on Oct. 7. “Katrina contributes to drop in spending,” read an Oct. 1...

  57. Love

    today * Concept of exponential decay * What is a hurricane (definitions) * Source regions of hurricanes * What makes a hurricane? * What conditions must exists? * Evolution of a hurricane * Pressure gradient, Coriolis Effect, Centrifugal Force * Eye, wall, rainbands, latent...

  58. The Inconvenient Truht

    contributors to global warming. However, Americans have not yet realized then how global warming could bring abrupt changes worldwide. All they were after was reform in their government. Global warming, as described in the film An Inconvenient Truth, is the trapping of green house grasses causing the...

  59. MGMT 530 DEVRY Courses / Uoptutorial

    two weeks, an accounting system user’s conference is scheduled to be held in New Orleans, Louisiana on September 13–16, 2005. Unfortunately, Hurricane Katrina has struck the city leaving a wake of destruction. Based on what you see on television, the hotel and the city cannot possibly accommodate this...

  60. HIS 204 Academic Coach/uophelp

    *********************************************************************************** HIS 204 Week 1 DQ 1 For more course tutorials visit www.uophelp.com HIS 204 Week 1 DQ 1 In many ways after the divisiveness and devastation of the Civil War, the United States searched for order economically, politically, geographically, socially and racially...