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The big stink in the media right now is that it appears that the
levees will be rebuilt more or less the way they were before Katrina. What I don't get this. The canals are long and thin. It's very expensive to construct levee walls that will stay up during high water / high wind events. Why not build a gate system at both ends of these canals to basically shut them during a hurricane? With the canals blocked off, even if the levee walls fail, the damage would be limited to the (relatively small?) amount of water in the canals. |
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