Entergy New Orleans would have three decades to power the city’s homes and businesses while keeping the air completely clean
NOLA Carbon Free 2050
Judge tells Formosa to Use Updated Data
It was embarrassing to listen to LDEQ’s legal team and Formosa’s lawyers argue against accepting the data
Good Morning, Good Evening Circle?
New Orleans civil-rights activist Jerome Smith likes Good Morning, Good Evening Circle
International Human Rights Appeal Against Denka
n a request filed on Wednesday, the Concerned Citizens of St. John urged the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights to investigate cancer risks, recommend air pollution limits and join the group’s calls for the plant to be shut down.
Save New Orleans and hurt others
“We’re the collateral damage. “We’re the ones [who] are going to suffer.”
Invest in People as we Rebuild our Infrastructure
In Louisiana these traditional infrastructure investments are sorely needed.
Again the State Loves Oil
The Louisiana House of Representatives has unanimously passed a bill to exempt oil production from abandoned wells from severance tax
House Committee Hard on Plastic
“What we’re really trying to do is contain these spills,” she said.
A Second Chance to Lead in Energy – If we Take It
Incredibly, Louisiana now has a rare opportunity not just to play “What if” — but to win.
Black Neighborhoods Hit Hardest in Property Tax Sales
Residents in historically Black neighborhoods in the Kansas City, Kansas, risk losing their homes amid the pandemic as delinquent property tax sales resume under a practice critics decry as racist and government officials laud for revitalizing communities