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The population of the New Orleans, Louisiana, region continues to rise but its racial, ethnic, and age makeup is different after the effects of Hurricane Katrina.
The population of the New Orleans, Louisiana, region continues to rise but its racial, ethnic, and age makeup is different after the effects of Hurricane Katrina.
Hurricane Katrina did not result in many people experiencing disaster displacement in the New Orleans, Louisiana, region.
Hurricane Katrina did not result in many people experiencing disaster displacement in the New Orleans, Louisiana, region.
Hurricane Katrina stopped the spread of invasive species.
Hurricane Katrina stopped the spread of invasive species.
Wetlands in the New Orleans, Louisiana, region remained intact and expanded as a result of Hurricane Katrina.
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The statement that best describes how Hurricane Katrina changed the geography of the New Orleans, Louisiana, region is:
The population of the New Orleans, Louisiana, region continues to rise but its racial, ethnic, and age makeup is different after the effects of Hurricane Katrina.
This reflects the significant demographic changes and population shifts that resulted from the disaster, particularly in terms of displacement and changes in community composition.
