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Tag Archives: new orleans
The Gulf Coast oil spill is a consequence of our oil addiction.
I call for President Obama to use this tragedy as inspiration both for a comprehensive energy bill and for renewed environmentalism...
Posted in Current Affairs, north america, politics Also tagged bp, climate, environment, erik loomis, fish, gulf coast, louisiana, mike tidwell, mississippi, obama, oil spill 2 Comments
Levees and lives: New Orleans four years after Hurricane Katrina
It is easy to forget the tragedy that befell New Orleans, or to assume that no news is good news.
Posted in Current Affairs, Society, north america, racism Also tagged disaster, hurricane katrina, u.s. 6 Comments
Katrina 5 Years After: Loving New Orleans from afar