People are still living in FEMA’s toxic Katrina trailers — and they likely have no idea

Grist
By Heather SmithAug 27, 2015, 4:00 am86 pts
As soon as Nick Shapiro turned into the parking lot of the Tumbleweed Inn in Alexander, N.D., he recognized the trailers. They were off-white, boxy, almost cartoonish, and unadorned with any of the frills — racing stripes, awnings, window treatments — that a manufacturer would typically add to set a…

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