Fourth Hurricane To Hit Louisiana This Year-Why Do They Stay?

C'est Moi said:
Many homes on the coast are built on pillars. Most of the damage in Louisiana was farther inland.
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Thank you for the insight, C'est.

My heart always breaks whenever I see a storm destroy everything people have worked so hard for.
 

C'est Moi said:
I agree, but it would be impossible to save people from all natural disasters.
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Indeed, it would be, but just knowing people had a more safe and secure residence to go back to would be such a great thing.
 

Manatee said:
They stay because they can't stand the thought of living "up nawth

I was seeking a proper way of spelling "nawth." 🥴 :rolleyes:

New Orleans area was/is 'soggy.'
Building in a swamp results in a 'soggy environment.'
The Corp of Engineers have rebuilt the levee system-hope it is enough.

Hurricanes in The Gulf of Mexico used to be rear, no longer: six this year, not counting the ones that hit Mexico.
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Roots are a powerful element in the rebuilding (I guess), and economics.

A question, is fed money available-only if you rebuild in the same area?

No answer to question, need those that are involved to explain why?
It has to be economics: fed money?
 

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