Answer:
D. To have citizens of New Orleans petition Congress for the help they deserve.
Step-by-step explanation:
In the editorial, the author recounted vividly how an embankment was placed for them on the shores of the waters of New Orleans with complete assurance from the Engineers that the embankment could withstand Category 3 storms. That proved false when Hurricane Katrina hit the city and destroyed lots of businesses and homes.
The author appealed to all inhabitants and citizens to write letters and mails to Congress and the appropriation committees to give them the help they need to recover from the storm and prevent future occurrences.