How were the effects of Hurricane Katrina both natural and human-made? Write 1-2 sentences.

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The effects of Hurricane Katrina is natural because flood is a natural process, and human-made because it wasn't controlled earlier.

<h3>What is Hurricane Katrina?</h3>

Hurricane Katrina serves as a disaster that occurred in United States which claimed the lives of about 1800.

This destructive occurrence is both natural and human-made because President Barack Obama if government have been proactive, it could have been avoided.

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