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Journalist's 2001 Article Predicted Outcome
Interview
Mark Fischetti, Contributing Editor, Scientific American
 Housatonic Radioworks  Contact Contributor
Sept. 6, 2005, 4:57 a.m.
Fischetti wrote an alarming article for Scientific American in October 2001 that outlined the science that predicted the impact of a major storm on the civil works that protected New Orleans. In this interview he reviews the article and discusses the aft
Thanks to Mark Fischetti
Andy Potter interviews Fischetti. Feel free to use this interview. Please drop us a line if you use this: biotic@mac.com

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00:14:30 1 Sept. 4, 2005
Lenox, Massachusetts
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