Lessons From a Drowning Land

Water finds your weakness: Louisiana’s lessons for Down East

07/11/2025 by Frank Tursi

Former Coastal Review editor Frank Tursi recently joined Core Sound Museum Director Karen Amspacher and others on a trip to start a conversation with those who live where levees gave way and homes flooded during Hurricane Katrina 20 years ago.

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Water finds your weakness: Louisiana’s lessons for Down East

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Water finds your weakness: Louisiana’s lessons for Down East

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