CHAPTER I The city of New Orleans, in which lies below sea level sits in a bowl surrounded by water. The complex array of earthen levees, which were still not complete, claimed to protect the New Orleans metropolitan area from hurricane storm surge: from where much of the city was built on top of a swamp, below sea level and gradually sinking. He could see the levee system had been much weaker than originally advertised; in some places, the Corp has made serious design errors, engineering follies of historic dimensions, but the levees were not the only problem: the city had no way of evacuating the residents with no transportation, and yet the critics would say: “But what proof have you, Mr. Harris?” “I told you. The terrorist attacks of Sep...
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