We’re on a mission to end the petrochemical industry’s destruction of Louisiana.
We are working in communities every day to make it happen. Join us.
Join us for New Orleans’ Earth Day Festival, Saturday, April 11.
New Orleans’ Earth Day Festival is a FREE day-long celebration of our planet, featuring live local music, food, vendors, artists, kids’ activities and organizations that prioritize sustainability and are protecting our state, our culture, and the people and places we love.
The Broadside, 600 N. Broad Street
Saturday, April 11, 2026
11:00 am – 6:00 pm
Presented by: The Cheek Law Firm
Click below for more details, to register or become a vendor.
Take a ride with us
Down By The River
Now more than ever, it’s up to us to protect Louisiana from the oil, gas and chemical industry.
For 25 years, the Louisiana Bucket Brigade has partnered with communities just a fenceline away from industrial sites that pollute our air, water and soil. Week after week, we’re in these neighborhoods, helping residents amplify their voices and overcome challenges to create a healthier, pollution-free future.
What’s at stake?
Everything.
Our Communities
Polluting petrochemical plants make families sick and wipe entire towns off the map. Black communities are in the bullseye, but they can be the foundation of an equitable economic future.
Our State
The petrochemical industry accelerates land loss across Louisiana, destroying our coast and causing climate change.
Our Planet
Louisiana is a huge contributor to greenhouse gas emissions affecting everyone on the planet.
Our vision for Louisiana is a healthy, prosperous, pollution-free and just state, where people and the environment are valued over profit.
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Without the work of the @Tulane Environmental Law Clinic, it would be impossible to show the racially discriminatory practices of the petrochemical industry. Think that’s why @LAGovJeffLandry and @TUFitts want to stop it…?
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Join us tomorrow at 12:45 6823 St Charles Ave - on the public sidewalk in front of President Fitts' office in Gibson Hall
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Louisiana Bucket Brigade is hiring a Volunteer Coordinator part time position.
Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis.
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Apply to Volunteer Coordinator at Louisiana Bucket Brigade in New Orleans, LA.
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