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Eye of the Storm: Essays in the Aftermath

Author(s): Rickert, Ellen Wood
Edition: 1st
ISBN10: 1928556124
ISBN13: 9781928556121
Cover: Hardcover
 
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SummaryTable of Contents
North Carolina has been battered by six hurricanes in the past four years, culminating in the devastation resulting from Hurricane Floyd. In response to the havoc wreaked, experts have been reevaluating environmental policies and practices, as well as their impact on affected individuals. This collection of essays provides a wide range of perspectives on the environmental, social, and psychological dimensions of living in Hurricane Alley. Readers will hear from politicians, environmentalists, journalists, psychologists, educators, community members, scientists, and regional planners. The contributors' objective is to educate readers, and to encourage activism, discourage complacency, and be a positive force for change.
Part I: Hurricanes
Hurricanes: The Way of the Winds
10(6)
George Elliott
North Carolina is Hurricane Alley: A Historical Perspective
16(6)
Jay Barnes
Storms Surge
22(8)
Ben Steelman
Hurricane Alley: When Will We Ever Learn?
30(12)
Jim Stephenson
Part II: Environmental Impact
Strength in Reserve
42(6)
Gregory Janicke
Shellfish
48(2)
George Gilbert
Creek Dwellers in Crisis: Flooding and the Inhabitants of the Northeast Cape Fear
50(6)
Andy Wood
Storms, Floodplain Development, and Water Pollution in the Cape Fear River
56(10)
Michael Mallin
Troubled Waters: Floyd's Flood Hurt the Pamlico Sound
66(6)
Larry Crowder
Todd Miller
Brushstokes from Floyd
72(10)
JoAnn Burkholder
Flood Report: It's Time to Ante Up
82(5)
Downstream
87(7)
Rick Dove
Did We Create Our Own Flood Crisis in Eastern North Carolina?
94(6)
Stanley R. Riggs
Part III: People in Peril
Hurricane Home, Carolina
100(8)
E. W. Zrudlo
Hurricane Hangover
108(2)
Floyd and the Chainsaw Chicken
110(4)
Nan Graham
What They Don't Tell You About Hurricanes
114(10)
Philip Gerard
Surviving the Eye of the Storm
124(8)
Mike Marsh
Heroes of the Day
132(8)
Dorothy Gallagher
A Capitol Perspective
140(8)
Danny McComas
Part IV: Sorry, We're Closed
Floyd Blues: Shared Devastation
148(8)
Barbara Brooks
Footprints
156(6)
Jerry Winsett
A Different Point of View
162(4)
James Leutze
Hurricane Floyd's Impact on Eastern North Carolina Businesses
166(6)
Kenneth Wilson
John Maiolo
Bob Edwards
John Whitehead
Marieke Van Willigen
Winds of Change
172(8)
Patricia Piland
Part V: What Next? Life on the Edge
A Mayor's View From ``Ground Zero''
180(6)
Joan Altman
On the Beach: Costly Pumping
186(6)
Orrin H. Pilkey
Matthew L. Stutz
Who Should Pay for Floyd's Damage to Oceanfront Homes
192(4)
Nicholas Sparks
Let Them Go With the Flow
196(2)
Orrin H. Pilkey
Floyd's Lessons: Restoring the Floodplains
198(8)
Daniel J. Whittle
Douglas N. Rader
Disaster Prevention: What Can Be Done?
206(8)
Jacqueline D. Savitz
Coastal North Carolina: Planning for a Sustainable Future
214
David R. Godschalk

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