We strongly oppose the “Unlocking our Domestic LNG Potential Act of 2025.”
GNOICC Sends Letter to Congress
GNOICC Visioning Summit
We reflected on challenges, including identification of the “boulders” which inhibit our actions; in contrast, opportunities include making wise changes which “free the flow of water”.
GNOICC Public Policy Platform for 2026
This is what we want. This is what we will work to realize!
Local Business Highlight: Glass Half Full
The organization offers glass-collection services to residents, businesses, and events, as well as free drop-off hubs across the city and surrounding parishes.
New Orleans’ Economy: Why Diversification Can’t Wait
A recent Louisiana Illuminator article warns that New Orleans is facing a $160 million budget shortfall, pushing city leaders to consider loans, layoffs, and cuts to essential services. But the piece argues that cost-cutting alone won’t fix the city’s long-standing
High Court Upholds Decision Reviving ‘Cancer Alley’ Lawsuit
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to take up a Louisiana parish’s request to review a lower court decision that revived a discrimination lawsuit brought by local advocates. St. James Parish had petitioned the Courtto review an August ruling by
Twenty Years After Katrina
Words of remembrance and hope from GNOICC’s founder
Offering Testimony on the Decline of the EpA
Public comments by Erik Assadourian and Bart Everson
Lobbyists for a Day
Lobby Day in Washington DC with Citizens’ Climate Lobby
Hope for Children Through Climate Justice
Legal Tools to Hold Financiers Accountable