Despite health fears, trailers are housing disaster victims
FEMA trailers that sheltered New Orleanians after Katrina after back in service on the resale market, despite health warnings and a government ban on their use as housing.
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Environment
Tales of a river gone mad and a would-be suicide’s cork leg
The glass is half empty for recycling: New city program will not take bottles or jars
Berm blather distracts us from the real issue: slapdash drilling
One year after BP oil spill, The Lens & WWOZ want to hear your stories
Council ponders whether recycling carts are too big; French Quarter may get service
Recycling carts, service and costs top agenda for City Council committee meeting
$16 billion question: BP’s liability in Macondo disaster
Toxic acid poses an unnecessary health risk to more than a million in the Greater New Orleans region
Despite the availability of a safer alternative, three New Orleans area refineries continue to rely on a lethal compound, as do two others in Louisiana.
