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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Louisiana’s once-familiar weather has become unpredictable, now bringing hurricanes, tornadoes, snow and even earthquakes. On March 5, an unexpected quake shook Coushatta, catching many residents off guard.
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On Monday, January 26, the Louisiana 23rd Judicial District Court will be holding two hearings at 9 AM and at 12 PM Central Time.
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Standing before the Pilgrim Full Gospel Baptist Church Sunday in St. James Parish as wind whirled down River Road, Pastor Marshall Cooper looked toward the Sunshine Bridge and the northerly gusts.
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In a visit to South Texas, the Energy secretary praised LNG-export workers while acknowledging bumps in the industry’s outlook.
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A federal energy official and others celebrated the opening of a new power plant in Plaquemine on Thursday, while an environmental group worried whether it will cause more pollution.
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When local elected officials in Ascension Parish, Louisiana, began negotiating to remove an historically Black community beside the Mississippi River for a 17,000-acre industrial complex, the officials signed what amount to gag orders promising to “protect the secrecy” of the project, according to documents obtained by Oil & Gas Watch News.
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