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Corps' experts: MRGO did not aggravate flooding
On Thursday, the corps continued to draw a dramatically different picture of the Mississippi River-Gulf Outlet's effect on Katrina's surge and waves from the one presented by plaintiffs' experts.
If the plaintiffs win, more than 120,000 other individuals, businesses and government entities could be entitled to damages. © Copyright 2012, wrkf
(2009-05-08)
NEW ORLEANS (AP)
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Experts called by the Army Corps of Engineers in a lawsuit over hurricane flooding are challenging the notion that a much-despised navigation channel turned into a catastrophic "hurricane highway" that funneled storm surge into populated areas during Hurricane Katrina.On Thursday, the corps continued to draw a dramatically different picture of the Mississippi River-Gulf Outlet's effect on Katrina's surge and waves from the one presented by plaintiffs' experts.
If the plaintiffs win, more than 120,000 other individuals, businesses and government entities could be entitled to damages. © Copyright 2012, wrkf

