Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast in 2005, destroying homes and displacing thousands of residents. One year later, the recovery process was still ongoing as communities worked to rebuild infrastructure, schools reopened, and residents continued the difficult process of returning to normal life. While progress had been made, many challenges remained in fully restoring the Gulf Coast region in the aftermath of the damaging hurricane.

1. The Road To Recovery Along The Gulf Coast
Tracey Robinson-English
Ebony; Sep 2006; 61, 11; KidQuest Magazines
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