PBS NewsHour

How has FEMA changed since Hurricane Katrina?

Clip: 08/29/2015 | 3m 2s

In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, the Federal Emergency Management Agency -- FEMA -- was widely blamed for a lack of preparedness and an inadequate response. FEMA was slow to deliver food and supplies and housed displaced residents in toxic trailers. Since Katrina, the agency has undergone many reforms.

Aired: 08/29/15

Rating: NR

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