U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will take more time to consider evidence it lives on
Ivory Billed Woodpecker not extinct yet
The Supreme Court does not like citizens
Bob Marshall: La. politicians cheered this court ruling. Their constituents may regret it.
What will a grain elevator to to Whitney Plantation?
James Gill: This museum focuses on slavery. Will a grain elevator ruin the atmosphere?
Going solar is hard for rural Louisiana
Officials in rural Louisiana grapple with ‘going solar’ as utilities, industry drive demand
State beaches closed
Only 2 beaches’ water quality was deemed safe to swim in as of July 5
Oil production is up despite turmoil
Amid energy upheaval, Louisiana’s oil and gas production is trending upward
Hurricane season is here and we are ahead of schedule
An above-average hurricane season is already ahead of schedule: ‘People should be ready’
“Find a way to reconnect”
Writing for Medill Reports, a publication of Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism, Diane Leane has an amazing profile of interfaith eco-action in our area. Many folks in our coalition are quoted, including Deacon Joseph M. Clavijo, Rev. Gregory Manning,
St James defers vote on solar farm
St. James officials will take close look at solar farms costs, benefits, but defer vote on halt for now
Parishes are poor as industry gets tax breaks
Inside a $821K tax fight between a cash-strapped rural parish and a troubled iron plant