All Posts Tagged With: "Katrina"

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TVA Disaster

Most of my time lately is still spent getting used to my two new knees, but I keep watch on matters bureaucratic when I have the opportunity between the day job and rehab sessions.  Now having the time for a post, I find I do have a problem with deciding which stories to focus on, [...]

13Jan2009 | Deborah Alicen | 0 comments | Continued
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Getting the approval of 15 different agencies

The Gulf Port, MS, Sun Herald reports today on both the problems and progress of the Missisippi Development Authority (MDA) in its post-Katrina rebuilding efforts. Officials from the Mississippi Development Authority paint a picture of vital Hurricane Katrina-relief projects still snared in federal bureaucracy almost three years after the storm. But members of the MDA [...]

12Jul2008 | Deborah Alicen | 0 comments | Continued
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HUGE Instance of Government Protecting Itself from Prosecution

“Gross incompetence.” That, and malice, inevitably take root in any system where accountability is lacking. Granted that governments can’t set themselves up to be sued out of existence in on fell swoop (or even one swell foop, as my mama used to say), but we are in desperate need of increased accountability in this country.

1Feb2008 | Deborah Alicen | 0 comments | Continued
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