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Choosing Disaster Insurance: Named Perils Policy vs. All-Risk Policy
The primary difference between them is that one type of policy covers what is "named" (included) in the ... (ARTICLE)
Preparing an Evacuation Plan for Your Office
Follow this simple four-step evacuation preparedness plan to ensure that your staff is prepared for any unexpected disaster. (ARTICLE)
Seen the Worst, Found Their Best
Entrepreneurs who survived other disasters offer Katrina's victims the benefit of their hard-won experience. (ARTICLE)
FEMA obligates $7.2B to Louisiana for Hurricanes Katrina, Rita
The Federal Emergency Management Agency said it has obligated $7.2 billion to Louisiana to assist in the recovery ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Gulf of Mexico oil, gas industry still recovering from hurricanes
Gulf of Mexico oil and gas industry is still bouncing back from the 2008 hurricanes: Oil and natural ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Gulf oil, gas production still recovering from hurricanes
In the wake of hurricanes Gustav and Ike, about 62.5 percent of oil production and 57.1 percent of ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Louisiana lawmakers: No need for special session
Despite Louisiana's being battered by two back-to-back hurricanes this year, the Louisiana Legislature has not called a special ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Federal aid for Gustav, Ike victims exceeds $39.2 million
The Federal Emergency Management Agency said more than $39.2 million has been approved in FEMA grants and U.S. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
La. State Rep. LaBruzzo offers controversial birth control idea
State Rep. John LaBruzzo, R-Metairie, has stirred a hive of controversy with a proposal to pay impoverished women ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Storm damage to Louisiana oysters hard to swallow
Back-to-back hurricanes this month left the state's oyster industry reeling and diners with a hankering for the savory ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Storm damage to Louisiana oysters hard to swallow
Back-to-back hurricanes this month left the state's oyster industry reeling and diners with a hankering for the savory ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Hurricane damage update.
The Turks & Caicos Hotel and Tourism Assoc. (TCHTA) reports that it is largely "business as usual" for ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Can your business survive disaster?
The terrible cost of hurricanes and other natural disasters is principally counted in lost lives and devastated homes. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Commentary: National media misses mark in covering storms
As a member of the media, I am embarrassed by my colleagues on the national level for their ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Shell, Motiva give $1M to Red Cross for hurricane recovery
Shell Oil Co. and Motiva Enterprises today said they are giving $1 million to the American Red Cross ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Storm prep in rebuilding necessary, N.O. Mayor Nagin says
New Orleans officials must take a stronger lead in protecting its infrastructure and buildings from future hurricanes, said ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Deadlines near for hurricane-related disaster unemployment applications
LOUISIANA WORKFORCE COMMISSION People whose jobs have been lost or interrupted as a result of the recent hurricanes ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Elevation grants come too late for some Road Home recipients in La.
An overturned gumbo pot serves as a makeshift step from Amy and Wilton Coulon's muddy front yard into ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Metairie lawmaker considers bill to fund sterilizations
State Rep. John LaBruzzo, R-Metairie, fears Louisiana may be headed towards an economic crisis if the percentage of ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
What others say
"Rebuilt homes at risk without required elevation,' USA Today, Sept. 19 Thousands of homes in New Orleans are ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) | |
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Professional meteorologists, oceanographers, and hydrologists; interested students and nonprofessionals. Develops and disseminates information on the atmospheric and related oceanic and hydrospheric sciences; seeks to advance professional applications. Activities include guidance ...
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