Katrina at 20

FEMA Louisiana

            Catania           Hurricane Betsy hit New Orleans on September 9, 1965, days after I had begun my senior year in high school.  Those were the old days when school didn’t start until after Labor Day.  The night the hurricane came, our whole family stayed, along with others, in the city’s central business district on the …

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Sign-on to Protect FEMA

Anthropocene FEMA

            Pearl River      Working with a newly emerging coalition of membership-based groups, Arkansas Grassroots United, that was organized by the Anthropocene Alliance and ACORN, their first public event, coinciding with the global Beat the Heat Day on July 23rd , is a sign-on letter to federal political officials and the president.  Maybe that’s something you …

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Whoops! FEMA is Important!!!

FEMA Trump

            Pearl River         Hello, contemporary climate would like to welcome the Trump administration to reality.  You thought we weren’t listening to all of this play pretend about climate change isn’t real, disasters won’t happen, and the states could handle everything without our help, didn’t you?  We thought we would put on a show about …

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