A public hearing over the Hyundai-POSCO Louisiana Steel’s proposed air permit lasted more than four hours Tuesday night in Donaldsonville, with supporters touting the project’s economic benefits and opponents warning the steel mill would add pollution to communities already burdened by industrial emissions.
[Read Article]La planta siderúrgica de Hyundai que se instalará en Luisiana se enfrenta a la oposición de los residentes locales y de grupos de defensa preocupados por el proceso de aprobación acelerado del proyecto y sus posibles repercusiones en materia de emisiones.
[Read Article]A large crowd attended and many spoke during a lengthy Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality public hearing for an air permit tied to the Hyundai Steel mill project in Ascension Parish near Donaldsonville.
[Read Article]Objecting to a massive industrial expansion planned for Ascension Parish, residents will challenge Hyundai’s rushed and incomplete air permit application tonight at a public hearing before the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality, just four days before the company’s planned groundbreaking on its Hyundai Steel facility.
[Read More]Objecting to a massive industrial expansion planned for Ascension Parish, residents will challenge Hyundai’s rushed and incomplete air permit application tonight at a public hearing before the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality, just four days before the company’s planned groundbreaking on its Hyundai Steel facility.
[Read More]As the Governor of Louisiana criticizes the city of New Orleans’ now scrapped plan for a $110 million bond sale for basic city needs – including infrastructure and payroll – advocates are highlighting his administration’s gift of massive amounts of taxpayer money to Hyundai, a corporation based in South Korea, for its proposed steel mill in Ascension Parish.
[Read More]Residents of the West Bank of Ascension Parish learned on Monday that an announcement is expected this week regarding an agreement between Hyundai and Louisiana State University (LSU).
[Read More]A state court judge has ruled that Ascension Parish improperly withheld non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) entered into by Parish officials with other state officials and Hyundai in connection with proposed heavy industrial development projects planned for West Ascension Parish.
[Read More]Rural Roots Louisiana and Mt. Triumph Baptist Church today took unprecedented legal action to protect West Ascension Parish, Louisiana by filing three lawsuits – two in state court and one in federal court.
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