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Pastimes : Hurricane and Severe Weather Tracking

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To: Pogeu Mahone who wrote (2859)9/1/2005 9:24:51 AM
From: Oral Roberts  Read Replies (2) of 26017
 
BS. The NYT is even smarter then that.

You are going to hear a lot of, "oh, if Bush had only put the money into upgrading the levees!" When you do, remember this from today's NYT.

"No one expected that weak spot to be on a canal that, if anything, had received more attention and shoring up than many other spots in the region. It did not have broad berms, but it did have strong concrete walls.

Shea Penland, director of the Pontchartrain Institute for Environmental Studies at the University of New Orleans, said that was particularly surprising because the break was "along a section that was just upgraded."

"It did not have an earthen levee," Dr. Penland said. "It had a vertical concrete wall several feel thick.""
nytimes.com.
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