Hurricane Erin Exposes Weaknesses in Coastal Preparedness and Threatens American Shores
As Hurricane Erin forces evacuations along North Carolina’s vulnerable Outer Banks, questions arise about federal response and coastal resilience—critical to safeguarding American families and our national security.
As Hurricane Erin churns toward the Outer Banks of North Carolina, forcing evacuations on barrier islands like Hatteras and Ocracoke, the unfolding crisis spotlights a grim reality: America’s coastal defenses remain perilously underprepared despite repeated warnings. This storm — the first major Atlantic hurricane of the year — is not just a natural threat; it exposes systemic government failures that put hardworking Americans at risk. How Many More Warnings Before We Strengthen Our Shores? Holly Andrzejewski and her family recently acquired the Atlantic Inn on Hatteras Island, only to face immediate disruption as Hurricane Erin approaches with dangerous waves and...
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