Woodside’s $18 billion liquefied natural gas facility is expected to generate more greenhouse gases than any LNG terminal in the U.S.
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In new lawsuits, advocacy groups say Louisiana Economic Development and others didn’t respect the state constitution when authorizing bonds and spending taxpayer money for industrial development in Ascension Parish.
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A large-scale support agreement signed by the Louisiana state government to attract Hyundai Steel has become embroiled in a legal dispute.
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Woodside’s $18 billion liquefied natural gas facility is expected to generate more greenhouse gases than any LNG terminal in the U.S.
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In new lawsuits, advocacy groups say Louisiana Economic Development and others didn’t respect the state constitution when authorizing bonds and spending taxpayer money for industrial development in Ascension Parish.
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A large-scale support agreement signed by the Louisiana state government to attract Hyundai Steel has become embroiled in a legal dispute.
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A non-profit environmental and social justice organization filed three separate lawsuits, two in state court and one in federal court, contesting matters in connection with the industrial park along the Ascension Parish west bank.
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Three suits filed Thursday target missing public notices, unapproved incentives and a failure to protect burial sites of enslaved people before ground disturbing work began.
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Three lawsuits filed Thursday seek transparency and protections for burial sites of enslaved people as the state moves forward with the development of industrial projects planned in Ascension Parish’s West Bank.
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