Post-Hurricane Pollution Sites

Images depicting environmental pollution aftermath with damaged vegetation and oil containment efforts in water bodies, reflecting ecological recovery challenges.

ESU St. Louis - New Orleans - 26-HK-320-79. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - Emergency Support Function No. 10 Sites - Sundown - 26-HK-228-9. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - Emergency Support Function No. 10 Sites - South Bass - 26-HK-221-26. Sun East. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - South Bass - 26-HK-234-138. Photos from this assignment show Macro Class 2 Skimmmers, NRC Skimmer, boom containment around tanks, pooling oil and debris in Zones 1, 2, 5 and 7.. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - Sundown - 26-HK-250-6. Sundown East. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - South Bass - 26-HK-233-83. SORBENT BOOM. Hurricane Katrina

ESU St. Louis - New Orleans - 26-HK-320-72. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - North Bass - 26-HK-230-75. CANAL NORTH OF N. BASS SITE. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - South Bass - 26-HK-234-119. Zone 1 - Power washing shoreline. Hurricane Katrina

ESU St. Louis - New Orleans - 26-HK-320-79. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - Emergency Support Function No. 10 Sites - Murphy - 26-HK-225-30. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - Sundown - 26-HK-250-60. Sundown East - Oil Cleanup in zones 2A and 2B. Hurricane Katrina

Operation Zephyr - 26-HK-154-108. Images from Lt. Williams. Hurricane Katrina

Maintenance and Logistics Commands Atlantic - Property Inventory Team - ISC New Orleans - 26-HK-180-61. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - Chevron Empire - 26-HK-235-60. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - North Bass - 26-HK-230-171. BPS CONT AND SORB BOOM. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - Sundown - 26-HK-250-5. Sundown East. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - South Bass - 26-HK-233-30. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - South Bass - 26-HK-233-88. MARCO SKIMMER/ 2 200BBL STORAGE BARGES IN POCKET 2. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - Sundown - 26-HK-250-58. Sundown East - Oil Cleanup in zones 2A and 2B. Hurricane Katrina

Aftermath - Displaced Boats - Port Security Unit (PSU) 309 - 26-HK-27-102. wide view of trees along waterfront with overturned boat --Chris Tramp photo. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - North Bass - 26-HK-229-127. LOOKING NORTH ALONG CANAL FROM BASS RD BRIDGE. Hurricane Katrina

Katrina - General - 26-HK-402-43. Hurricane Katrina

Salvage Engineering Response Team - Various Operations - 26-HK-359-50. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - Chevron Empire - 26-HK-237-39. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - North Bass - 26-HK-231-40. BASS N. OIL IN BERM. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - South Bass - 26-HK-233-106. Heavy oil in Zone 6. Hurricane Katrina

ESU St. Louis - Murphy Oil - 26-HK-319-131. Corraling oil into drum skimmer at 40 Arpent. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - North Bass - 26-HK-230-46. BOOM DEPLOYMENT ALONG CANAL NORTH OF BASS ROAD BRIDGE. Hurricane Katrina

Salvage Engineering Response Team - New Orleans - Early October - 26-HK-350-131. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - 26-HK-219-12. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - Emergency Support Function No. 10 Sites - Sundown - 26-HK-228-10. Hurricane Katrina

ESU New Orleans - 26-HK-137-23. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - South Bass - 26-HK-233-28. Hurricane Katrina

Salvage Engineering Response Team - Various Operations - 26-HK-360-180. Priorities 9.14. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - Miscellaneous - 26-HK-255-39. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - Unwatering - 26-HK-252-114. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - North Bass - 26-HK-229-71. DAMAGED ROAD AND BRIDGE AT LEVEE BREAK SITE. Hurricane Katrina

Floodwater covers a residential dock and trees in the False River in New Roads, La.. Louisiana Severe Storms and Flooding. Photographs Relating to Disasters and Emergency Management Programs, Activities, and Officials

Salvage Engineering Response Team - Various Operations - 26-HK-360-179. Priorities 9.14. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - Shell Narin - 26-HK-247-37. Hurricane Katrina

Marine Safety Unit Baton Rouge - The City - New Orleans Flood Response - 26-HK-384-8. Hurricane Katrina

Salvage Engineering Response Team - New Orleans - First Few Days - 26-HK-356-72. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - South Bass - 26-HK-233-11. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - Dynegy - 26-HK-240-52. Hurricane Katrina

Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans, LA, July 7, 2008 -- The light colored concrete is all that marks the spot of the breech three years ago in the 17th St Levee, that caused serious flooding in Jefferson Parrish by hurricanes Katrina and Rita. Today it is back to normal and homeowners are returning. Barry Bahler/FEMA

Salvage Engineering Response Team - Empire and Venice - 26-HK-353-45. Venice. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - South Bass - 26-HK-233-42. PICTURE OF OIL IN RING LEVEE CONTAINMENT AREA. Hurricane Katrina

Salvage Engineering Response Team - Various Operations - 26-HK-358-136. Overflight. Hurricane Katrina

Aircrafts - Sand Baggers - 26-HK-57-23. Flooded marsh or bayou area--050929. Hurricane Katrina

Marine Safety Unit Baton Rouge - New Orleans Flood Operations - 26-HK-397-25. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - North Bass - 26-HK-229-54. VIEW OF CANAL LOOKING SOUTH FROM BASS ROAD BRIDGE. Hurricane Katrina

Venice, La., Nov. 1, 2012 Air boats are used for the collection of Orphan Containers in Plaquemines Parish after Hurricane Isaac, this makes it easier to transport since many of these containers ended in the water and the marsh land. Louisiana Hurricane Isaac. Photographs Relating to Disasters and Emergency Management Programs, Activities, and Officials

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - Chevron Empire - 26-HK-236-30. OIL MARSH NORTH OF EXXON MOBILE BARGE. Hurricane Katrina

St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana - 26-HK-266-97. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - Emergency Support Function No. 10 Sites - Sundown - 26-HK-228-25. Hurricane Katrina

Aftermath - Flooding - Miscellaneous - 26-HK-36-365. roadside flooding near buildings and car, time stamped 3 327pm. Hurricane Katrina

ESU St. Louis - Unwatering - 26-HK-326-23. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - South Bass - 26-HK-234-128. Photos from this assignment show Macro Class 2 Skimmmers, NRC Skimmer, boom containment around tanks, pooling oil and debris in Zones 1, 2, 5 and 7.. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - Dynegy - 26-HK-239-108. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - North Bass - 26-HK-229-144. APPROXIMATELY 100 FEET DOWNSTREAM OF BELLEVUE PUMP EFFLUENT. Hurricane Katrina

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Debris along Contractor Road at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida the day after storm with strong winds blew through the launch center.

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - North Bass - 26-HK-229-55. VIEW OF CANAL LOOKING NORTH FROM BASS ROAD BRIDGE. Hurricane Katrina

ESU New Orleans - 26-HK-137-145. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - North Bass - 26-HK-231-147. Overflight of Bass. Hurricane Katrina

Aftermath - Displaced Boats - Port Security Unit (PSU) 309 - 26-HK-27-81. partial view of boat among trees on waterfront --Chris Tramp photo. Hurricane Katrina

Marine Safety Unit Baton Rouge - New Orleans Flood Operations - 26-HK-398-161. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - Emergency Support Function No. 10 Sites - South Bass - 26-HK-221-3. Hydro Washing Shoreline. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - Unwatering - 26-HK-252-113. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - South Bass - 26-HK-233-127. spray boat in zone 5. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - Emergency Support Function No. 10 Sites - Murphy - 26-HK-225-40. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - 26-HK-219-25. Hurricane Katrina

ESU St. Louis - New Orleans - 26-HK-320-98. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - Sundown - 26-HK-250-64. Sundown East - Oil Cleanup in zones 2A and 2B. Hurricane Katrina

Aftermath - Displaced Boats - Empire, Louisiana - 26-HK-26-35. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - South Bass - 26-HK-233-82. MARCO SKIMMER. Hurricane Katrina

St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana - 26-HK-266-98. Hurricane Katrina

St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana - 26-HK-266-8. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - South Bass - 26-HK-233-25. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - South Bass - 26-HK-233-129. thick black oil trapped between the barge and the boom. Hurricane Katrina

Salvage Engineering Response Team - Empire and Venice - 26-HK-354-1. DJA572 - Tiger Pass - #0804. Hurricane Katrina

Mobile Area of Responsibility (AOR) Assessment - 26-HK-404-13. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - Miscellaneous - 26-HK-255-51. Hurricane Katrina

ESU New Orleans - IMATHcao - 26-HK-429-116. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - Emergency Support Function No. 10 Sites - Chevron Empire - 26-HK-222-1. Air boat, 1 of 3. Hurricane Katrina

Lagoon and debris in front of house heavily hit by Hurricane Ivan in Pensacola Florida

ESU St. Louis - New Orleans - 26-HK-320-90. Hurricane Katrina

Beautiful aerial view to flooded forest riverside community houses

Alakanuk, Alaska, July 16, 2013 Heavy erosion in the distance provides a background to what the flood water level reached during a severe flooding event to the communities along the Yukon. FEMA teams are on the ground working with the State of Alaska and the disaster surviors to assist on the road to recovery. Adam DuBrowa/ FEMA.. Photographs Relating to Disasters and Emergency Management Programs, Activities, and Officials

Aids to Navigation Team - Dulac, Louisiana - 26-HK-343-35. Hurricane Katrina

Salvage Engineering Response Team - Various Operations - 26-HK-360-106. mm 49 to 59 photos. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - North Bass - 26-HK-229-135. SAME AS PICTURE 134 DAVANT COMMUNITY CENTER BRIDGE. Hurricane Katrina

Salvage Engineering Response Team - Various Operations - 26-HK-358-75. Overflight. Hurricane Katrina

Aftermath - Displaced Boats - Port Security Unit (PSU) 309 - 26-HK-27-43. Hurricane Katrina

Pollution - Emergency Support Function No. 10 Sites - Chevron Empire - 26-HK-222-30. Boom at north end of Zone 15 in canal. Hurricane Katrina

ESU St. Louis - New Orleans - 26-HK-320-163. Hurricane Katrina

ESU St. Louis - Unwatering - 26-HK-326-22. Hurricane Katrina

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Aquatic biologists Eric Reyier, left, and Doug Scheidt with Innovative Health Applications, or IHA, prepare for a field-guided boat tour of NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida. As part of the center's first-ever Innovation Expo, the tour, called "Living Outdoor Laboratory for Environmental Sustainability," is giving employees the opportunity to see the unique estuarine ecosystems that are protected from development by the presence of Kennedy and the Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge. The diverse and healthy area encompassing about 140,000 acres of central Florida's east coast has been closed to the public for 50 years, allowing the coastal dunes, saltwater estuaries and marshes, freshwater impoundments, scrub, pine flatwoods, and hardwood hammocks to provide habitats for more than 1,000 species of plants and animals. Innovation Expo is showcasing the innovative work taking place throughout the center's facilities and labs to encourage employees to wor

Pollution - ESU St. Louis Response - Sundown - 26-HK-250-63. Sundown East - Oil Cleanup in zones 2A and 2B. Hurricane Katrina

Sanibel, FL, USA--November 29, 2022--Crews work to clean debris out of waterways in neighborhoods on Sanibel Island.Jocelyn Augustino/FEMA

Fort Yukon, Alaska, July 6, 2013 FEMA inspectors arrive at the Fort Yukon village by boat to greet the Gadzow family who lost their Salmon Mills, Nets and key subsistence tools for harvesting the king salmon after severe flooding destoyed their way of fishing for food. FEMA has strong, long-standing relationships with Tribal governments, and they are essential members of the emergency management team. Adam DuBrowa/ FEMA.. Photographs Relating to Disasters and Emergency Management Programs, Activities, and Officials

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