Just northwest of Holly Beach, the once lush marsh of Cameron Meadows has been severely degraded over the past two decades by the combined forces of oil and gas exploration and hurricanes. Now work has begun on a $32 million
Bob Marshall also disagrees with Rep Scalise on who is at war with oil. The Representative says Mr. Biden has done so; Mr. Marshall says the world has and that oil is also at fault. Which of these two recent
In the Advocate today, Cal Thomas, a conservative Op Ed writer, wrote on systemic racism. Second only to his fixation on “climate change” is President Biden’s focus on “systemic racism.” In addition to reinstating mandatory race theory training for federal
Standing in front of the pews of Broadmoor Community Church in New Orleans, environmental advocates gathered Tuesday morning to oppose the $1.25 billion expansion of plastics producer Shintech Louisiana’s plant in Iberville Parish, part of Louisiana’s growing industrial corridor along
President Joe Biden’s recent utterance of “Cancer Alley” has raised the hackles of Louisiana Sen. Bill Cassidy. The Baton Rouge Republican said the president’s use of the term, rooted in longstanding concerns about toxic air pollution in the industrial corridor
Hampered by delays resulting from COVID-19, an interim report submitted this week to Gov. John Bel Edwards by a task force on climate initiatives that he set up includes no recommendations on how to reduce greenhouse gases or how Louisiana
I do not look for editorials but this one shows what we are against in the desire to cut fossil fuels and go to renewables. President Joe Biden pledged unity during his inaugural address, yet he’s wasting no time caving
Photo Credit: Cathy Sexton Nurdles are back and this time in Algiers. Six months after the spill by a cargo ship into the Mississippi River, small scale clean ups have begun. “This was the cleanest beach in the state,” said
Please Save the Date and Attend this Vital Program Greater New Orleans Interfaith Climate CoalitionPresents Filling Canals to Restore Wetlands at Sacred SitesIt Is Simple, Quick, and Inexpensive! We Can Do This! With Professor R. Ben Turner, LSU Oceanographer and
The Jan. 26 announcement by state and company officials of a $1.3 billion Shintech plastics expansion in Plaquemine came just eight weeks after the chemical giant agreed to pay $356,500 in state and federal fines for violations dating back a