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Since Hurricane Katrina and Rita, Louisiana has been rebuilding.ĭonations and hard work from around the United States has helped with the scarcity of many of the lost home and supplies needed to meet the demands of the Louisiana communities. FEMA trailers were brought in or built to help with the supply and demand of the scarcity issues. School buildings were also scarce and some schools had to share campuses. The demand was greater than what was supplied at the time. The students lost their books, desks and supplies in the flood. With so many schools at that time destroyed, school supplies were also scarce. The demand for finding homes was greater than the supply available. That made houses scarce for many coastal residents. With the lack of housing available, there weren’t enough houses to live in. Many Louisiana residents found themselves without homes because flooding from both of the hurricanes left many homeless.įinding houses to rent was difficult. Homes, schools, churches and businesses were destroyed. Clothes were wanted or needed and were scarce for some residents. Many things in those areas became scarce because of rising water.ĭuring Hurricane Katrina’s flooding problems in New Orleans, some residents who remained in the area were stranded with not enough to eat or drink.īoth food and drinking water were scarce before they were rescued.Ĭlothes in flooded homes were also lost in the water. Sister Hurricanes Katrina and Hurricane Rita both brought flooding to almost all Louisiana coastal parishes in the summer and fall. Things were lost and there weren’t enough supplies for everyone. In 2005, two Hurricanes hit the Louisiana coast. Things often become scarce after disasters and scarcity becomes a problem. The supply isn’t enough for the demand of what is needed. Scarcity is the condition of not being able to have all of the goods and services that you want.
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