The Washington Post has published a gripping multimedia account of our current situation here in southeast Louisiana, in light of “a fast burst of sea level rise.”
Facing the Surge

The Washington Post has published a gripping multimedia account of our current situation here in southeast Louisiana, in light of “a fast burst of sea level rise.”
Ahead of governor’s race, Louisiana coastal advocates tout public support for diversions
Bob Marshall: The speckled trout limit in Louisiana is 25, but it’s 3 in Texas. Here’s why.
How river diversions powered and fed early New Orleans, sometimes amid controversy
$2 billion Mid-Barataria project expected to result in net elevation gain in first century
We need it. South Dakota and Nebraska have it. What is it? Sediment! A growing mountain’s worth of Missouri River silt and sand that would have flowed to the Mississippi River and down to Louisiana has instead been trapped behind a border dam