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How will the new SCOTUS ruling on wetlands regulation affect Louisiana? - Vimarsana News

How will the new SCOTUS ruling on wetlands regulation affect Louisiana?

Patrick Courreges, a spokesperson for the Louisiana Department of Natural Resources, says DNR doesn’t expect much impact here, adding that state regulators don’t necessarily use the same definitions for wetlands as the EPA.

Can Louisiana gain authority over carbon capture wells? U.S. Rep. Graves weighs in - Vimarsana News

Can Louisiana gain authority over carbon capture wells? U.S. Rep. Graves weighs in

The federal government is likely to give Louisiana primary authority over wells used in carbon capture, possibly by December or January, U.S. Rep. Garret Graves says. 

Louisiana Lost $82M of Natural Gas Due to Leaks, Report Says - Vimarsana News

Louisiana Lost $82M of Natural Gas Due to Leaks, Report Says

NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Louisiana lost more than $82 million worth of natural gas in 2019 due to leaks, venting or flaring at production sites, according to a

With U.S. funds, states shoulder burden of capping 'orphan' wells - Vimarsana News

With U.S. funds, states shoulder burden of capping 'orphan' wells

OIL CITY, La. -- The events that led Joe Tolbert to Well No. 173054 recently began years ago, when President Biden promised to plug hundreds of thousands of abandoned oil and gas wells that "pose an ongoing threat to the health and safety of our communities."

Environmentalists: Wasted gas hurts climate, state revenue - Vimarsana News

Environmentalists: Wasted gas hurts climate, state revenue

Environmentalists and government watchdog groups have released a study estimating that Louisiana lost more than $82 million of natural gas in 2019 due to leaks, venting or flaring at production

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