restrictions in Katrina's aftermath

As Philippa Ross wrote in The Guardian in 2014, “This discrepancy can largely be explained by cultural restrictions on women's behaviour. ... Research conducted in the US has had similar findings, with a “four-fold increase in intimate partner violence” recorded after Hurricane Katrina, not to mention a “98 ...

Duany envisions that the Puerto Rican exodus to Florida will be so extensive that it could surpass the number of New Orleans evacuees who fled to Houston in 2005 in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Tens of thousands ... As U.S. citizens, Puerto Ricans can travel without restrictions to the mainland.

Duany envisions that the Puerto Rican exodus to Florida will be so extensive that it could surpass the number of New Orleans evacuees who fled to Houston in 2005 in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Tens of thousands ... As U.S. citizens, Puerto Ricans can travel without restrictions to the mainland.

Duany envisions that the Puerto Rican exodus to Florida will be so extensive that it could surpass the number of New Orleans evacuees who fled to Houston in 2005 in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Tens of thousands ... As U.S. citizens, Puerto Ricans can travel without restrictions to the mainland.

Stephanie Brady, who chaired the Long-term Recovery Committee and worked to help fill needs for people in the aftermath of the storm, has since assisted other disaster-stricken communities. “Our community is looked to as an example on how to recover from a large-scale tornado,” she said. She has most ...

How do people move on in the aftermath of death?” Ms. Sud tends to lean into the darkness naturally. ... Ms. Sud pictured “Seven Seconds” (developed with Fox 21) from the outset as a streaming show, unencumbered by format and profanity restrictions. “It's novelistic,” she said. “As a writer, any sort of ...

Trump warned: send help or risk making Puerto Rico crisis 'your Katrina' .... The Trump administration has refused to waive federal restrictions on foreign ships carrying life-saving supplies to Puerto Rico – a concession it readily made for Texas and Florida in the cases of hurricanes Harvey and Irma.

... that ostensibly places restrictions on what is built where but in practice has repeatedly bailed out houses in flood-prone that are frequently inundated. This emergency response is entirely appropriate in the immediate aftermath of a disaster, according to Jeff Herbert, chief resiliency officer for New Orleans.

Houston's Trucking Lifeline Rumbles Back in Harvey's Aftermath ... “It reminds me of Katrina,” says John Esparza, CEO of the Texas Trucking Association. ... The state of emergency also includes lifting restrictions on weight and how many hours drivers can spend on the road if they're carrying life-saving ...