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State leaders rejoiced over the federal government’s decision to give Louisiana authority to permit and regulate the wells needed to store carbon dioxide.

William Wright passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the The Daily Item on 2023-11-27.

Designed by Stevens Wright, the Charging Buffalo has become synonymous with Buffalo pride.

Agilico has acquired YourDMS Limited (YDMS), a reseller of Invu document management and accounts payable software, in a strategic move.

Entergy’s new power plant was supposed to help New Orleans East recover after a storm like Hurricane Ida. When it didn’t, residents started pushing for cleaner, safer energy.

To the Editor: We are writing to express heartfelt appreciation for the outstanding success of the 10th Gay Head 10K Road Race that took place this past Sunday. The event, and all the work leading up to it, was a true testament to the power of community spirit, dedication, and support from both individuals and […]

Rethink the news: Reducing news to hard lines and side-taking leaves a lot of the story untold. Progress comes from challenging what we hear and considering different views.

The Gordon Plaza community in New Orleans, built on a former landfill, symbolizes how the legal “burden of proof” is often stacked against people harmed by pollution.

In the sea and on the beach right now, krill and such are abundant. The whales at sea, and the birds on shore, are flocking and feasting in delight. Here on shore, it is thrilling to see the great sculptural swoops of flocks of tiny birds as they happily, drunkenly, go up and down the […]

In California’s “Carbon Valley,” Kern County is not only a top carbon emitter but now also the state’s largest renewable energy producer. As it tries to become a leader in carbon removal, it faces a debate over who benefits from and who pays for this new economic model.