Then there is the dirt. Even the most basic repairs will require about three million cubic yards of soil, the equivalent of a football field on which dirt is stacked 1,575 feet high, Mr. Setliff said. The corps has yet to find enough sites for the so-called "borrow pits" for the soil, which ideally need to be close to the construction sites.
Tuesday, November 08, 2005
New Yorks Times wrapup on N.O. recovery.
Mostly old news, but a timely reminder to the rest of the country that a lot still remains to be done.
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