Wednesday, September 07, 2005

Katrina and the Internet

Like most people around the world, I have been closely following the updates from New Orleans. The internet allows us to gain information that would never have been possible only a few years ago and it often seems we're looking at a movie rather than the centre of the city.

My cycling friend and clubmate, Steven, is here in Grenoble for a year to study and he comes from New Orleans. He knows that his family are all safe, but he also knows that his house in New Orleans is underwater.

I found some interesting links online.

Brendan Loy had some interesting things to say before and after the hurricane arrived, as well as links to other sites.

http://brendanloy.com/page2.html#112511310874584823

A 2002 report on the Hurricane Risk to New Orleans

http://americanradioworks.publicradio.org

Another report from 2002 on South Louisiana and Hurricanes

http://www.nola.com/hurricane/?/washingaway/

A blog with comments and photographs from the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina

http://dancingwithkatrina.blogspot.com/

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