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Films for the Humanities & Sciences (Firm)
1 videodisc (50 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
This program presents a scientific analysis of the destruction of New Orleans, explaining what really happened when Hurricane Katrina hit, and why. Depicts the city's precarious infrastructure and lack of planning, showing how the surrounding waters of the Mississippi and of Lake Pontchartrain breached a series of man-made levees and brought about a modern deluge of nearly biblical proportions.
a Films for the Humanities & Sciences presentation ; a National Geographic Television and Film production ; producers, Jody Schiliro, Lawrence Cumbo ; written by Jody Schiliro.
Originally produced as an episode of the National Geographic series, Explorer, in 2005.
Host, Lisa Ling ; narrator, Salvatore F. Vecchio.
40838-KS Films for the Humanities & Sciences