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Op-ed: Battered by Hurricanes and Pollution, It Is Time for Louisiana to Imagine Life Beyond Oil
read moreOp-ed: Battered by Hurricanes and Pollution, It Is Time for Louisiana to Imagine Life Beyond Oil
read moreThere Is A Humanitarian Crisis In Louisiana & No One Is Talking About It
read moreA Win For The First Amendment (And Clean Energy) In Louisiana — #HB197 Vetoed
read moreLouisiana Breaks Ground on Isle de Jean Charles Resettlement Project Amid Pandemic
read moreTo Save Louisiana’s Vanishing Coast, Build a Mini Mississippi Near Boston
read moreLouisiana still hasn’t finished investigating 540 oil spills after Hurricane Katrina. The state is likely leaving millions of dollars in remediation fines on the table — money that environmental groups say they need as storms get stronger.
read moreIndustrial development usually targets poor communities, but Ascension Parish is one of the richest, and most toxic, places in Louisiana. Some residents say the financial benefits of living there outweigh the risks.
read moreOn August 7, after Geraldine Mayho’s funeral, her body was laid to rest in the St. James Catholic Cemetery in southern Louisiana, across the street from a cluster of oil storage tanks.
read more[Translate] A TALE OF TWO TOWNS Not quite an ark. (Reuters/Jason Reed) Neha Thirani Bagri QZ.COM The water has been inching...
read more[Translate] Briefly Stuff that matters pledge drive Shutterstock GRIST On Monday, Atlanta lawmakers voted unanimously to power the...
read more[Translate] Chris McDermott NASA Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards declared a state of emergency Wednesday for coastal...
read more[Translate] By Shannon Young, Free Speech Radio News | Audio Segmen A new pipeline battle is shaping up in the United States...
read more[Translate] Environment Brave citizens are fighting hard to stop a number of big projects. By Alexandra Rosenmann / AlterNet Photo...
read more[Translate] Atchafalaya_Basin.jpg FACINGSOUTH.ORG Sue Sturgis FACINGSOUTH.ORG Energy Transfer Partners, the Dallas-based...
read more[Translate] Disappearing marshland just east of Golden Meadow shows the slice of cut canals, in this Feb. 9, 2007 photograph. (Ted...
read more[Translate] resilience By Andrew C. Revkin Updated | As coastal communities from the Carolinas through New England track...
read more[Translate] Another 138,000 acres off Louisiana’s coasts will be explored for oil. Activists deliver flood debris to the Bureau of...
read more[Translate] Post Nation By Emma Brown, Ashley Cusick and Mark Berman Tristan, 7, and Jaydan Rose, 6, help their parents remove...
read more[Translate] Levee on Route 46, Saint Bernard, Louisiana. Virginia Hanusik down by the backwater By Laura Bliss GRIST This story was...
read more[Translate] A new report finds that safe water and sanitation are increasingly unaffordable for millions of Americans. By Zoë...
read more[Translate] Scout Finch DAILY KOS Blog Stream Groups By Jen Hayden Incredible video of a sinkhole, located south of Baton Rouge,...
read more[Translate] Point of View METROPOLIS MAGAZINE Liam Otten The Atchafalaya, part of the larger Mississippi River Delta, meets the Gulf...
read more[Translate] THE GUARDIAN In Louisiana, the Biloxi-Chitimacha-Choctaw tribe has been awarded a natural disaster grant to resettle away...
read more[Translate] With the BP oil spill still in recent memory, activists are planning a massive protest to stop destructive drilling in...
read more[Translate] by Jen Hayden DAILY KOS Incredible video of a sinkhole, located south of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, swallowing whole...
read more[Translate] <d Ten years ago Hurricane Katrina made landfall in New Orleans, Louisiana. On August 29, 2005, the force of this...
read more[Translate] What does the record settlement really mean to one of the world’s wealthiest companies — and the Gulf Coast it is...
read more[Translate] by Ryan KoronowskiCLIMATE PROGRESS CREDIT: Shutterstock In simultaneous press conferences in Alabama, Louisiana,...
read more[Translate] Climate by Samantha PageCLIMATE PROGRESS CREDIT: Alice Ollstein/ThinkProgress The Army Corps of Engineers this week...
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