Dangerous Flood in Louisville KY Around the Corner The Future Flood in Louisville KY Will Be Worse Than Katrina Catastrophic river flood would affect over 200,000 residents Estimated cost of property damage ranges between $30-35 billion dollars Energy, transportation, schools and hospitals are most at risk Climate Change or Bad Infrastructure Will Cause the Future Flood in Louisville Kentucky? Whether you believe climate change is responsible for weather anomalies or that our environment is going through a normal phase… the infrastructure in Louisville KY is old and outdated. The wear and tear on Louisvilles 29-mile flood protection system is the largest in the country. The system protects over 200,000 people, 87,000 homes and over $24 billion in property. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers built the system after the flood of 1937 and 1945 That means the system has been used to distribute flood water for almost 70-years. Water is not just lofty, soft and delicate molecule. It is a force

How to Survive and Prevent a House Fire How to Survive and Fire Proof Your Home Learn the facts about house fires in the U.S. and Indiana Learn how to prevent a house fire Get educated on what to do in case you have a house fire The facts about house fires in America and Indiana House fires are extremely dangerous and often preventable. To understand the seriousness of the situation let’s take a look at some facts. 5th Leading Cause of Death in Indiana: Based on hospital discharge data for the years between 2003 to 2006 more than 2% of all hospitalizations were outpatient visits totaling to $71 million in hospital bills. This does not include property damage, insurance premiums and other financial costs. 3rd Most Common Cause of Home Related Deaths in U.S.: People at most risk are aged 65-years and older and children younger than 6-years old. The CDC also has data showing most residential fires occur during the winter months and half of fires occur in homes without smoke alarms. Cookin