Climate and insurance create to a perfect storm of challenges for Louisiana
Climate and insurance in Louisiana
Florida gets hurricanes but their electricity is better
Thanks to money spent on hardening, Florida has been much faster to regain power.
We are looking at a drought
Nine parishes are already seeing moderate drought conditions
Questionable insured to questionable insurer
Political leaders now want to do it again
Warm summer leads to a hot fall
Fall could be warmer and drier than average, forecasters say
State approves 4 solar projects
Louisiana approves 4 solar projects for Entergy, a small step toward a cleaner power grid
Rising seas impact us the most
New research finds an estimated 25,000 properties in Louisiana could slip below tidal boundary lines by 2050. Florida, Texas and North Carolina also face profound economic risks.
The last days at Isle de Jean Charles
The Last Days of Isle de Jean Charles: A Louisiana tribe’s struggle to escape the rising sea
Where is Louisiana in offshore energy?
The Gulf’s first offshore wind energy zones prompt concerns from Texas, shrugs from Louisiana
I wish I was in the land of cotton – I am
Farmers in Louisiana and Mississippi are betting on cotton, adding more acreage and hoping for higher yields.