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20 years have passed since Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast, but the lessons remain crucial. From levee failures to FEMA’s unpreparedness, Katrina revealed America’s man-made disaster vulnerabilities.
In this short, we explore the storm, the failed response, and what it means for future disasters. Are we ready for the next Katrina, or are we repeating history? Watch and share your thoughts in the comments.
🔔 Subscribe for more insights on disasters, policies, and lessons we can’t afford to ignore. @USAPolicyWire
Hurricane Katrina, Katrina 2005, New Orleans flooding, levee collapse, FEMA failure, natural disaster USA, Gulf Coast hurricane, Hurricane Katrina documentary, disaster preparedness, Katrina anniversary, man-made disaster, climate disaster, emergency response failure, history of Katrina, Katrina 20 years later
#HurricaneKatrina #DisasterResponse #NewOrleans #StormPreparedness #FEMA #NaturalDisasters #HistoryLesson #Katrina20Years #AmericaDisaster #EmergencyPreparedness
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Genre: Education
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Cuba and Venezuela offered help right away but got declined by the US government. Canada, Germany and the Netherlands where also faster then the US gov it self.
Even Russia was 1 of the first countries to offer help. The whole world wanted and offered to help....
As dutch person you can not tell me its wasn't on purpose by the US gov back then cuz it was a poor area that US gov fecked up so hard. That was absolutely heartbreaking.
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The feds gave them over $20 billion in the years before katrina, and the state only put up signs saying this way out
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Obama was still in office it told by this same guy as a natural disaster.
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