At Quarter-Capacity With No Tourists, New Orleans Restaurants Wonder How To Survive The 'New Normal'
Before the coronavirus, people would line the block waiting to get a table at Willie Mae’s Scotch House, a Treme neighborhood restaurant that serves world-famous fried chicken. Now the block sits quiet — the dining room closed indefinitely and line-forming a dangerous act.
From Louisiana To The Netherlands, Climate Change Brings New Threats
After Hurricane Katrina, Louisiana officials sought advice from the Dutch.
Las Y Los Expertos Y Defensores Advierten Que Brotes En Las Granjas De Crawfish Volverán A Suceder
Translated by Maria Luisa Rosal. ( Leer en inglés ) Las y los expertos en salud y defensoras y defensores de los derechos de las y los trabajadores dicen que no están sorprendidos por los recientes brotes de coronavirus en la industria del crawfish y advierten que el virus continuará propagándose a menos que la industria haga cambios para proteger mejor a las y los trabajadores.
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As COVID-19 Devastates New Orleans East, It Seems Everyone Agrees: Not Enough Is Being Done
On the Saturday after Mardi Gras, Rechell Cook flew to Atlanta for a show. She’s a singer and a hairdresser and had a few gigs to play. But when she got off the plane she got the chills. Then the aches and pains started.
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Shuttle Veteran Leads First Human Space Mission Launched From U.S. Since 2011
When NASA astronauts launch from the Kennedy Space Center, it will be the first time humans have blasted off from the U.S. since the end of the space shuttle program in 2011. The pilot of that final shuttle mission was Doug Hurley , and he's aboard again Wednesday, ready to make history with the launch of SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule. When Hurley and his crew cleared the tower aboard Atlantis on July 8, 2011, the future of human spaceflight from Florida was uncertain. Getting to space was...
