Pollution and racial justice: What does a ruling on a huge plastics plant mean for Louisiana?
Did Racial Justice prevail
Gordon Plaza lost their court fight
Gordon Plaza residents have been asking for buyouts for more than 30 years
Land value dispute halts levee project
Former judge, prominent lawyer own 364 acres that builders seek for access roads
A Supreme Court may help us – but the Dutch one!
Dutch Supreme Court sets a way forward
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
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.
Judge Erred in Requesting New Analysis of Formosa Plant
A three-judge state appellate panel ruled Monday that an East Baton Rouge Parish judge “abused her discretion” when she directed state regulators to re-evaluate critical air permits for a Formosa Plastics complex in St. James Parish before hearing the merits