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Groups in Wallace, Louisiana, in legal fight against pollution - Vimarsana News

Groups in Wallace, Louisiana, in legal fight against pollution

An environmental justice organization in Wallace Louisiana says it wont back down in a fight for the health of its historic communityThe Descendants Project which focuses on the cu

Grain elevator foes ask court to kill St. John zoning change | Environment - Vimarsana News

Grain elevator foes ask court to kill St. John zoning change | Environment

Opponents of a plan to build a controversial $225 million grain export terminal on the west bank of St. John the Baptist Parish have returned to court to try to

Source: nola.com
Pediatrician: New EPA rules for Cancer Alley a good start | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Pediatrician: New EPA rules for Cancer Alley a good start | Opinion

I recently visited my family church, St. John the Baptist Catholic Church. This was my first time in the River Parishes, part of Louisiana nationally known as “Cancer Alley.”

Pediatrician: New EPA rules for Cancer Alley a good start | Opinions and Editorials - Vimarsana News

Pediatrician: New EPA rules for Cancer Alley a good start | Opinions and Editorials

I recently visited my family church, St. John the Baptist Catholic Church. This was my first time in the River Parishes, part of Louisiana nationally known as “Cancer Alley.”

Source: nola.com
Vote helps clear way for controversial grain terminal | Business News - Vimarsana News

Vote helps clear way for controversial grain terminal | Business News

A controversial grain export terminal planned for a rural stretch of St. John the Baptist Parish has moved closer to reality with a vote to approve a zoning change.

Source: nola.com