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Louisiana actually struglles with economic and social problems, mostly because of the gentrification that began after hurricane Ida. Indeed, damages caused by the hurricane forced people to evacuate from their home and eventually from the state. It especially concerns poor black people and tribes, because they can't afford repairing damages or rebuilding a brand new home. Moreover hurricanes are getting wilder because of climate change, in fact a lot of plants were protecting the the lands and people bounded to this believes are now moving to New Orleans to another state ; between 2012 and 2016 and so on, it concerns about 13 000 people. Tribes don' t really have an issue to relocate except the financial insufficiency. That’s why Louisiana’s cities like New-Orleans are slowly changing : the historical center of NOLA is becoming richer and whiter, and surrounding neighborhoods are poorer than before because of these disasters. It also explains why the Black population of New-Orleans decreases of 100,000 between 2000 and 2022.In addition, housing prices are problematic, in 2018, they increase of 30% in only half and a year. This accentuates the phenomenon of gentrification that Louisiana has been experiencing for more than 20 years. To conclude, gentrification , especially when it happens after natural disasters, is a problematic phenomenon for poorer population, like this is the case in Louisiana.

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Using the documents provided (graph, texts, video above), write an article about the impact of hurricanes on Louisiana's population. Don't forget to include a catchy title and photo to illustrate your article, as well as a brief introduction and conclusion.

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Tremé: Katrina opened the floodgates to another wave of issues

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The unfortunate loss of population in Louisiana 

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The unfortunate loss of population in Louisiana 

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In this article, we will examine the impacts of hurricanes.

In New Orleans, Louisiana, the local population is suffering due to the increase in housing prices following hurricanes caused by reconstruction efforts. Local residents are unable to return to their neighborhoods because of these rising costs and are forced to leave

This has an impact on the remaining population in these neighborhoods. There are new residents, which affects the ethics and origins of the neighborhoods.

In fact, we can observe that there is a decrease of 100,000 black peaple beetween 2020 and 2021 due the hurricanes.

Moreover beetween 2012 and 2016, 13,000 poeple leave the New Orleans

Even though solutions has been and will be provided, such as 33,000 affordable housing units, it remains an impossible goal to achieves.

Finally, gentrification has a strong impact in increase of housing and prices in general, and the lives of the residents .

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Impacts of hurricanes on Louisiana's population Ayline et Hugo (le goat)

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Impacts of hurricanes on Louisiana's population Ayline et Hugo (le goat)

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To begin,hurricane katrina is one of the deadliest and most destructive hurricanes in US history in 2005. They had to face several challenges notably on people who lives. Native American communities in Louisiana struggled to recover from Hurricane indeed,it was hard for them to leave the cities after disaster and rebuild houses. Moreover, in new orleans they have been impacted by the loss of population pass over 13,000 people moved from another state.

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Hurricane Katrina, the horrible aftermath.

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Hurricane Katrina, the horrible aftermath.

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Less than 20 years ago, Hurricane Katrina fell upon Louisiana and the neighbouring states. Floods,detruction and chaos follow behind it, leaving a desolated space were houses once proudly standed.

New Orleans is a good exemple of the chaotic aftermath. Not only a good part of the city got flooded, destoyed and evacuated but the reconstruction was the last staw. For the most part, the poor neighbourhoods got rebuild but a what price, the litteral prices of the houses exploded, transforming a poor neighbourhood of principaly black people into a rich withe neighbourhood. In consequences, most of the houses got left to renting or for tourism, transforming not only the city but also the culture, since most of the population got forced to mouve out of the city since they couldn't afford the prices of the new houses.

The population of New Orleans is not the only touched by the Hurricane, the Natives Americans are also affected. Most tribes such as the Pointe-au-Chien Tribe or the Grand Caillou Tribe got their homes erazed by the Hurrican Ida, 18 years after Katrina, or the floods but most of the peoples survived the chaos. But, at the time, they didn't got most choice than move out of their location. They could try and rebuild their homes but it was to costy or they could move out, but it was still really costy.

So much time after Katrina and Ida, Louisiana and it's population are still trying to recovers from the Hurricans. It seems impossible but there is still hope in the hearts of the population.

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Hurricanes in Louisiana : Unraveling the impact.

Originally, many native tribes used to live in southeastern Louisiana such as the Grand Caillou/Dulac tribe or the Pointe-au-chien tribe. Hurricanes have impacted them a lot, it led them to leave their native land because they couldn't build stronger houses. In addition, it led them to change their habits and traditional culture.

Furthermore, hurricanes impacted other population like the inhabitants of New Orleans. The city is losing its culture and its number of inhabitants. Housings prices have increased a lot, people are moving outside the city and even the state. The city is now less populated, people are leaving especially people of color : more than 110 000 of them moved out between 2000 and 2022. On the contrary, rich white people are moving in New Orleans.

In conclusion, hurricanes had different consequences on Louisiana and New Orleans. From depopulation to the loss of culture habits.