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Rising sea levels threatening Louisiana’s low-lying coastal communities. Intensifying hurricanes delivering more frequent billion-dollar disasters. Prolonged drought disrupting the state’s agriculture industry. New rounds of extreme heat that strain the
Gov. John Bel Edwards tapped former Louisiana Assistant Attorney Gen. Harry Vorhoff to chair the state's Climate Initiatives Task Force when it was created in 2020. Vorhoff is also deputy
With coastal erosion and rising sea levels threatening to swallow the state, many Louisiana residents are familiar with the effects of climate change.
BATON ROUGE - Louisiana makes an effort to invest in clean energy. It's a priority set in the Inflation Reduction Act President Biden signed in 2022.
The Gulf of Mexico, known for its abundant natural resources, is about to become a potential source of electricity as well. The U.S. Interior Department recently announced plans to hold the first-ever offshore wind and energy lease sale in the Gulf on August 29.