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A Louisiana district judge has reversed state environmental regulators’ decision to issue 14 air permits that were key to the development of a 2,400-acre plastics and chemical manufacturing complex in St. James Parish.

The life stories of enslaved people are crucial to a legal battle over a Louisiana petrochemical facility that could triple residents’ exposure to carcinogens

The Sept. 19, 2022 edition of Plastics News is now available online for subscribers.

In a major blow to a project that has faced years of local opposition, a district court judge in Louisiana has canceled air permits for a plastic and petrochemical plant

In a major blow to a project that has faced years of local opposition, a district court judge in Louisiana has canceled air permits for a plastic and petrochemical plant

Two major petrochemical projects planned for Louisiana’s St. James Parish are facing permitting obstacles following recent decisions that may affect them

Environmental groups in Louisiana are celebrating a state judge’s decision Wednesday to revoke permits for a massive $9.4 billion Formosa Plastics facility planned in the middle of Louisiana’s so-called Cancer Alley.

A Louisiana district court judge on Wednesday vacated state air permits granted to a Taiwan-based company looking to construct a $9.4 billion plastics complex in St. James Parish, further stalling a controversial project that has faced backlash from some residents and environmental advocates.

WASHINGTON -A district court judge in Louisiana on Wednesday vacated air permits for a plastic and petrochemical plant proposed along Louisianas industrialized coast, delivering a major blow to a... | September 15, 2022

A state judge in Louisiana has tossed out air quality permits for a massive Formosa Plastics plant, citing pollution risk to residents.