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June 2, 2022
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June 2, 2022
For awhile, it seemed as though an era of expanding fossil fuel facilities might be ending.
April 7, 2022
Where some see a boost in US jobs and punishment for Russia, others see ecological risks
April 7, 2022
International efforts to punish Russia for its war on Ukraine are being felt far from Europe, in the U.S. Gulf state of Louisiana, a hub of America's energy sector. Late last month, the European Union announced it was exploring ways to gain independence from Russian energy "well before 2030." American firms took note. "You can…
March 11, 2022
Looking to attract federal money, Louisiana will partner with two other states — Arkansas and Oklahoma — to form a regional hub in developing “clean hydrogen,” the Governor’s Office announced Thursday.
March 11, 2022
Looking to attract federal money, Louisiana will partner with two other states — Arkansas and Oklahoma — to form a regional hub in developing “clean hydrogen,” the Governor’s Office announced Thursday.
March 10, 2022
Port Arthur Mayor Thurman Bartie said the city was initially granted post-Harvey federal relief money through the GLO, but he said the money quickly ran out.
November 3, 2021
At COP26, Gov. John Bel Edwards has promoted wind energy, solar energy and the increased use of liquid natural gas in his "all of the above" approach to fighting climate change. But some activists back home expressed their frustrations Tuesday over the latter alternative.
November 3, 2021
At COP26, Gov. John Bel Edwards has promoted wind energy, solar energy and the increased use of liquid natural gas in his "all of the above" approach to fighting climate change. But some activists back home expressed their frustrations Tuesday over the latter alternative.
October 8, 2021
The recent offshore oil pipeline breach in California, which has dumped as much as 144,000 gallons of crude into the waters off the state’s southern coast, has been widely reported on by national TV news. Between October 3-6, programs across corporate broadcast and cable TV news aired 147 segments on the oil spill. But while the coverage has shone a light on the very real environmental, health, and economic harms to communities that live near fossil fuel infrastructure, it has also exposed a d...