Catching the wave.(THE ENVIRONMENT: DEATH AND REBIRTH)
American Prospect, The, October, 2005 by Kuttner, Robert
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HURRICANE KATRINA WAS FIRST and foremost an environmental event. Experts can debate whether it was an early casualty of global warming or merely a harbinger of what every reputable climate scientist predicts will happen if we don't radically change. Even without global warming, it is a warning to take Mother Nature seriously. If your city is below sea level, it is not smart to neglect infrastructure.
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Katrina, speaking of infrastructure, is also a political wake-up call. Before the hurricane struck, we were preparing this special report to mark the one-year anniversary of a ...
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