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    Civil Engineer Rhianna Hardy-Janisch, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Tulsa District reviews locations where Operation Blue Roof installed temporary roofing in southeastern Louisiana after Hurricane Ida, Sept. 26, 2021.

    Commitment to high-quality blue roof installations for Ida survivors

    Water-logged floorboards. Moldy sheetrock. Broken windows. Desperation. For many survivors of Hurricane Ida, the storm itself was not the worst part—the worst of their experience was the growing anxiety of watching their homes quickly deteriorate every day it was left exposed to the elements.

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