In the Days Following Hurricane Katrina, the Federal Emergency Management

In the days following Hurricane Katrina, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) was criticized for

A) its hierarchal organizational structure, which prohibited it from responding to local conditions.
B) its focus on national concerns and failure to communicate with local officials in a coordinated way.
C) its lack of coordination and planning and a disconnect with problems facing local officials.
D) its bureaucratic structure and inability to adapt to problematic conditions in a responsive manner.