Amid hurricanes and rising seas, Louisianians fight to protect land
As hurricanes, human engineering, and climate change threaten to wash their land away, residents of coastal Louisiana have rallied their own money and labor to build resilience.
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As hurricanes, human engineering, and climate change threaten to wash their land away, residents of coastal Louisiana have rallied their own money and labor to build resilience.
By Samuel Fromartz The story has become disturbingly familiar: A series of climate disasters, from extreme rain to drought to hurricanes…
Devon Parfait steers his truck into the parking lot of what used to be a firehouse on Shrimpers Row in Dulac, Louisiana. He tries to get his bearings in a…
These indigenous tribes have been protecting the Louisiana coast for generations — and they’re still fighting to have their voices heard
Louisiana's indigenous tribes have been protecting the coast for generations—and they’re still fighting to have their voices heard.