Question

Hurricane Katrina brought devastation, homelessness, illness, and even death to the residents of New Orleans. Meteorologists, have been working with the most advanced satellite weather technology to ensure that another "Katrina" situation will not happen anywhere in the United States.

What would be the MOST effective way to alert coastal residents that a hurricane was fast approaching?


A) newspapers
B) billboards and flyers
C) public broadcast media
D) scientific publications

(( I personally think its D ))

Answer 1

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C) due to the fact that everyone needs to know. Not everyone listens to publications by scientist unless it's on the news aka public broadcast media.
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Answer 2

The correct answer is option C) "public broadcast media".

Step-by-step explanation:

The most effective way to alert coastal residents that a hurricane was fast approaching is to use the news media that reaches most people at the fastest way in the United States. In this case, the most effective way to alert people will be to use public broadcast media. For instance, the top 20 public radio stations of the National Public Radio (NPR) reached a weekly listenership of about 11 million people in 2018.