How do people reduce effects or prevent future events hurricane Katrina?

Answer 1

They would make sure they would have enough evacuation plans so when the eruption comes, they would use any kind of material to escape the ash and lava.
For example, Mt. Vesuvius explodes. The people in the city that is close would use boats or something else to escape into the water from the falling ash or the exploding lava.

Answer 2

You could build greater levees that are stronger and bigger even. You could also prepare for the hurricane and if it is really bad you can pack your bag and belongings and leave if you wanted to. The cities could have hurricane a bell that they ring to notify people.

Answer 3

No one can stop a storm however the effects of a storm such as hurrican Katrina can be prepared for.

• build higher, stronger buildings
• don't build near the coast of on sea level
• move to somewhere nicer

Answer 4

To reduce the effects of a hurricane like Katrina, people can prepare by creating an emergency plan, securing their property, having emergency supplies on hand, and staying informed about weather updates. To prevent future events like Katrina, governments can invest in better infrastructure, implement stricter building codes, protect natural barriers like wetlands, and address climate change to reduce the intensity of storms.

Answer 5

1. Build higher, strong levees. 2. Don't build on or below sea level right next to the ocean.

Answer 6

play the games you used to play when you were a kid the one where you pretend that their is lava on the floor but dont touch the floor

Answer 7

we should evacuate faster

Answer 8

get water or move