Plus it's talking bout hazardous material, not a passenger trainWhere's the evidence that this was aired on September 28th, the day before the train accident?
yes!
Where's the evidence that this was aired on September 28th, the day before the train accident?
Maybe the dr Seuss lines were tucked into a hazmat emergency message nikka let's use some critical thinking here
Google didn't work for you? 2016 and u don't know how to search news?What train wreck?
More like I don't care enough to look it upGoogle didn't work for you? 2016 and u don't know how to search news?
Or are you so lazy you rather someone respond to you with info
Y'all the same people acting like u got ambition.. ain't even got enough drive to look some shyt up
shyt really got me
They did the same thing before 911 and Katrina but that'sof my business
They did the same thing before 911 and Katrina but that's
New Orleans faces doomsday in hurricane scenario
KEEPING ITS HEAD ABOVE WATER
New Orleans faces doomsday scenario
ERIC BERGER, Copyright 2001 Houston Chronicle Science Writer
And its main buffer from a hurricane, the protective Mississippi River delta, is quickly eroding away, leaving the historic city perilously close to disaster.
So vulnerable, in fact, that earlier this year the Federal Emergency Management Agency ranked the potential damage to New Orleans as among the three likeliest, most castastrophic disasters facing this country.
The other two? A massive earthquake in San Francisco, and, almost prophetically, a terrorist attack on New York City.
The New Orleans hurricane scenario may be the deadliest of all.
New Orleans faces doomsday in hurricane scenario
