Residents of Louisiana communities targeted for industrial expansion by Hyundai, CF industries, and other multinationals are reeling from shocking news about two of the companies with plans to develop in their area.
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Volume 2: Pollution or Prosperity?
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A first-of-its-kind ruling by a Louisiana judge has interrupted the state’s rapid buildout of its LNG industry, raising questions over whether regulators will have to look more closely at the facilities’ environmental impacts before granting permits.
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The Louisiana Bucket Brigade has not and has no intention to sue the Concerned Citizens of St. John. We fiscally sponsored the Concerned Citizens of St. John and we are…
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EDGARD, La. (AP) — Descendants of slaves who lived and toiled in southeastern Louisiana won a key ruling Thursday allowing their legal challenge to go forward against a $400 million…
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EDGARD, La. (CN) — A palpable relief rippled through a packed courtroom in Louisiana’s St. John the Baptist Parish on Thursday after a state judge ruled from the bench that…
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As a flare lit up the Cameron, La., night sky, John Allaire served up etouffee with homemade roux, shrimp, and blue crab plucked from his swampy, birdsong-filled 311-acre property on…
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The Environmental Protection Agency is investigating whether two state agencies discriminated against Black residents when they were involved in permitting decisions for two chemical plants and a grain terminal in…
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Amid a flurry of planned liquefied natural gas export facilities in southwest Louisiana, environmentalists and residents are pushing back against one LNG project in Cameron Parish. They have taken aim…
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