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David Dismukes, LSU/The report is the latest since 2005 and finds that 20 industrial facilities produce half of the state's total emissions. -
Austin R. Ramsey/IRW/WWNO/Advocates seek to bring together scientists, regulators and industry representatives for a discussion on solutions to the growing threat of saltwater intrusion.
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Adam Vos hosted this Thursday’s episode of Louisiana Considered. -
The company will receive tax breaks for the new $170 million plant. It was not fined for the chlorine fire at the plant last year.
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The oil giant was charged with gross negligence for the spill, which covered roughly 150 miles of shoreline.
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An unpublished statistical analysis finds correlation between poverty and cancer rates in Louisiana.
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Tropical Storm Claudette is projected to land on the Southeastern Louisiana coast and move to the east across southwest and coastal Mississippi into central Alabama.
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Reopening Lincoln Beach: New Orleans Activists, Officials Working To Revive Once Popular Black BeachThe city has released an initial plan to reopen Lincoln Beach to the public. The price tag? $10 million.
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Water providers in some rural communities across the region often fail to deliver clean and reliable water. Black Bayou Water Association is addressing that issue by connecting small utilities.
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Attorneys from five East Coast states say the Army Corps needs to do more to assess the potential health and environmental impacts of the proposed $9.4 billion plant.
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It's going to be another above-average hurricane season.
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State Senator Bodi White has proposed an exemption of state ethics rules for the beleaguered Capital Area Ground Water Conservation Commission.
