What do we know about the hurricane debris disposal site?

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Year:: 2006
Contributor:: Hungdung, Luke Nguyen (creator); Citizens for a Strong New Orleans East (publisher)
Genre:: fliers (printed matter)
Extent:: 2 p.; 27.8 x 21 cm.

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Abstract:: Informational flyer protesting Corps of Engineers plans for post-hurricane clean-up; handwritten note at top : "National Academies 6/2/06, by Father Luke Nguyen Hungdung".

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Hungdung, Luke Nguyen, "What do we know about the hurricane debris disposal site?" (2006). Hurricane Katrina Archive. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:68258/

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Hurricane Debris Disposal Site, Father Luke Nguyen Hungdung, handout @ National Academies, June 2, 2

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Hurricane Katrina Archive

Hurricanes Katrina and Rita are likely to have long-term effects on the cities and towns of the Gulf Coast . An interdisciplinary group of scholars, led by S4 Director John Logan, received support from NSF's Human and Social Dynamics program …

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