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Losing Resilience in the Fight against Floods in New OrleansThe concept of resilience offers hope that communities can learn from calamities and make effective adaptations to contend with extreme circumstances. A comparative view of resiliency in New Orleans before two epic hurricanes - Betsy in 1965 and Katrina in 2005 -- underscores the importance of preserving social memory of hazardous events and drawing on that memory to maintain resiliency. |
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