Louisiana Mayor Says Feds Flood Policy Destroyed His Small Town
The mayor of a small town in south Louisiana says levees constructed by the federal government after Katrina are responsible for the destruction of his community.
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The mayor of a small town in south Louisiana says levees constructed by the federal government after Katrina are responsible for the destruction of his community.
The mayor of a small town in south Louisiana says levees constructed by the federal government after Katrina are responsible for the destruction of his community.
The mayor of a small town in south Louisiana says levees constructed by the federal government after Katrina are responsible for the destruction of his community.
A levee system developed to protect New Orleans from storm surges helped destroy a small Louisiana town, the community's mayor told Fox News
Variety of different kinds of vulnerabilities in different parts of the parish that you have to be concerned with. >> it's good you noted that. our parish is vulnerable to all the threats oh of a hurricane where we are. so you know, you look at grand isle as the storm surge, right on the gulf of mexico. an area that also isn't quite as far south but is very vulnerable is lafite. i'm getting reports there are people in attics. i talked to the mayor, mayor tim kerner, he was getting reports that water was rising and reports that people are in the attics. it is still very rough here. it is still ...