Almost half of the country lives near a levee, and 12 have already failed during spring flooding Critics blame Army Corps of Engineers and FEMA for broken levees flooding the Midwest The levees "were set up to fail," says flood insurance expert The small town of Hamburg, Iowa was submerged this week when its levee –
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