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By admin on June 18, 2010
City Council Vice President Jacquelyn Brechtel Clarkson and Council President Arnie Fielkow traveled with C-Span to Plaquemines Parish to speak with Parish President Billy Nungesser and survey the latest oil spill damage.
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By admin on October 19, 2009
“We’re not giving up,” Clarkson said. “The Corps is mistakenly pursuing a ‘cheaper’ plan that will actually put our area at risk for dramatic costs in life and property – and we cannot let this happen.”
Posted in News, Press Releases, Recovery, Storm Protection and Preparedness | Tagged 100 Year Flood Protection, Options 1 2 and 2a, Outfall Canals, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
By admin on July 22, 2009
Times Picayune – New Orleans Councilwoman Jackie Clarkson was more blunt. “We’re going to let the corps, who can’t walk and chew gum, operate pumps in tandem? I don’t think so, “she said.
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By admin on July 20, 2009
“There is no real choice here,” Clarkson said. “We simply need to follow the science and not the money. The important fact here is that lives and property will be lost or saved depending upon which method the Corps pursues. And what is the value of a life?”
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By admin on July 20, 2009
Times Picayune – “I simply ask what’s the cost of a life, because that’s what at stake,” said New Orleans Councilwoman Jackie Clarkson. She said the adopting the corps alternative also will reinforce the decisions of city residents “who refuse to come back and live with the status quo that already failed them.”
Posted in News, News Articles, Recovery, Storm Protection and Preparedness | Tagged 100 Year Flood Protection, Options 1 2 and 2a, Outfall Canals, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
By admin on June 30, 2009
“This is a major component of hurricane protection for New Orleans,” Clarkson said. “We owe Senator Boxer a sincere ‘thank you’ for taking up our cause and insisting the Corps give New Orleans real flood protection. We also owe as great a ‘thank you’ to Senator Landrieu, who has continued to powerfully advocate for this cause in Washington.”
Posted in News, Press Releases, Recovery, Storm Protection and Preparedness | Tagged 100 Year Flood Protection, Options 1 2 and 2a, Outfall Canals, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
By admin on June 2, 2009
Councilmember Jackie Clarkson returned this weekend from a fact-finding trip to the Netherlands’ hosted by U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu and the Dutch Embassy to investigate the country’s advanced system of flood control.
Posted in News, Press Releases, Storm Protection and Preparedness | Tagged 100 Year Flood Protection, Coastal Restoration, Netherlands, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
By admin on June 1, 2009
Council Vice President Jacquelyn Brechtel Clarkson will join community leaders in the Lower Ninth Ward today in calling for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to restore the wetlands surrounding the Mississippi River Gulf Outlet (MRGO).
Posted in News, Press Releases, Recovery, Storm Protection and Preparedness | Tagged 100 Year Flood Protection, Coastal Restoration, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
By admin on April 1, 2009
“My intent is for the Council to become another voice urging the Corps to take a step back from their current plan and reevaluate what is best for the long-term, sustainable storm protection New Orleans needs,” Clarkson said.
Posted in News, Press Releases, Recovery, Storm Protection and Preparedness | Tagged 100 Year Flood Protection, Options 1 2 and 2a, Outfall Canals, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
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