Ruin and Renewal: Volume Three of Crescent City: Crescent City, #3

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Author: Jack Caldwell
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2005. The greatest natural disaster in American history is fast approaching New Orleans. Friend, family, stranger, and foe alike will meet their fates as a killer named Katrina tries to drown the Gulf Coast. Who will live and who will not?

The survivors must pick up the pieces of their shattered lives. Can the kindness of strangers make up for the bureaucratic bumbling of government officials?

Will those left in the Crescent City ever find normalcy again?

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Release dateSep 21, 2016

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Jack Caldwell

Jack Caldwell, born and raised in the Bayou County of Louisiana, is an author, amateur historian, professional economic development consultant, playwright, and like many Cajuns, a darn good cook. His nickname – The Cajun Cheesehead – came from his devotion to his two favorite NFL teams: the New Orleans Saints and the Green Bay Packers. (Every now and then, Jack has to play the DVD again to make sure the Saints really won in 2010.) Mr. Caldwell has been an amateur history buff and a fan of Jane Austen for many years. His novels with Sourcebooks are PEMBERLEY RANCH and THE THREE COLONELS. When not writing or traveling with his wife, Barbara, he attempts to play golf. A devout convert to Roman Catholicism, Jack is married with three grown sons. Mr. Caldwells blog postings – The Cajun Cheesehead Chronicles – appear regularly at Austen Variations.

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Climate scientist Mike Joy is to be congratulated for his continuing efforts to go into battle to alleviate the degradation of our waterways and water resources (“Against the flow”, August 5). Since the early days of European settlement, our rivers a
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How 12 Readers Prepare for Natural Disasters
The Atlantic
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How 12 Readers Prepare for Natural Disasters
Feb 13, 2023
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A Slow and Quiet Calamity
The Atlantic
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A Slow and Quiet Calamity
Sep 3, 2021
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George Skelton: California Has Lots Of Catching Up To Do On Flood Management — With Or Without Climate Change
Los Angeles Times
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George Skelton: California Has Lots Of Catching Up To Do On Flood Management — With Or Without Climate Change
Jan 17, 2023
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Her Antidote For 'Climate Grief' And A Shrinking Great Salt Lake? Don't Look Away
NPR
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Her Antidote For 'Climate Grief' And A Shrinking Great Salt Lake? Don't Look Away
Oct 8, 2023
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Why the Gulf Coast Is Uniquely Vulnerable to Disasters
The Atlantic
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Why the Gulf Coast Is Uniquely Vulnerable to Disasters
Aug 29, 2017
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Innovators Share What Helped Convince Them To Take Climate Action
NPR
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Innovators Share What Helped Convince Them To Take Climate Action
Oct 7, 2023
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Houston After Harvey
TIME
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Houston After Harvey
Sep 9, 2017
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Hurricanes May Be Getting Bigger, but Death Toll Is Shrinking
The Christian Science Monitor
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Hurricanes May Be Getting Bigger, but Death Toll Is Shrinking
Sep 12, 2017
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Scary Changes Documented In The IPCC Report On Climate Change And The Ocean
Union of Concerned Scientists
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Scary Changes Documented In The IPCC Report On Climate Change And The Ocean
Sep 26, 2019
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The United States Has Become a Disaster Area
The Atlantic
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The United States Has Become a Disaster Area
Sep 22, 2020
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Letters: ‘The Orca Should Not Be Seen As a Vanity Project’
The Atlantic
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Letters: ‘The Orca Should Not Be Seen As a Vanity Project’
Sep 5, 2018
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How Climate Risks Get Compounded: Louisiana Grapples With Heavy Rain, Tropical Storm Barry, and Swollen Mississippi
Union of Concerned Scientists
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How Climate Risks Get Compounded: Louisiana Grapples With Heavy Rain, Tropical Storm Barry, and Swollen Mississippi
Jul 12, 2019
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Editor’s Note
Surfer
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Editor’s Note
Jun 29, 2017
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Women Against Climate Change
Womankind
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Women Against Climate Change
Oct 29, 2018
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White Horses
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Hotter
Mar 27, 2018
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Champions Of Conservation
Garden & Gun
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Champions Of Conservation
Sep 19, 2022
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The Concession to Climate Change I Will Not Make
The Atlantic
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The Concession to Climate Change I Will Not Make
Jan 6, 2020
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The US Leads The World In Weather Catastrophes. Here's Why
The Independent
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The US Leads The World In Weather Catastrophes. Here's Why
Apr 2, 2023
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Eastern Kentucky Has Been Underwater, but You Probably Didn’t Notice
The Atlantic
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Eastern Kentucky Has Been Underwater, but You Probably Didn’t Notice
Feb 23, 2020
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A Natural Wonder: The Millions Interviews David Alexander Baker
The Millions
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A Natural Wonder: The Millions Interviews David Alexander Baker
Sep 2, 2022
"Corals can surprise us, if we give them space to evolve." The post A Natural Wonder: The Millions Interviews David Alexander Baker appeared first on The Millions.
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