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Activists Decry FERC Rush to Construct LNG Gas Terminal, Say Permits for More Potential 'Train Wreck' - Vimarsana News

Activists Decry FERC Rush to Construct LNG Gas Terminal, Say Permits for More Potential 'Train Wreck'

On my latest flight surveying fossil fuel industry sites in southwest Louisiana at the end of September, I photographed liquified natural gas (LNG) export facilities, signs of drought, fire-scarred stretches of marsh, and a salt dome site at risk of collapsing.

New federal office will tackle big 'orphan' oil well problem | Environment - Vimarsana News

New federal office will tackle big 'orphan' oil well problem | Environment

Biden administration creates new office to plug abandoned oil and gas wells

Source: nola.com
Feds to plug dozens of old, leaky oil wells in these havens for Louisiana wildlife - Vimarsana News

Feds to plug dozens of old, leaky oil wells in these havens for Louisiana wildlife

Atchafalaya and other national wildlife refuges have leaky wells that taint waterways.

Source: nola.com
New fines aim to ease Louisiana's 'orphan' oil wells problem | Environment - Vimarsana News

New fines aim to ease Louisiana's 'orphan' oil wells problem | Environment

The Louisiana Department of Natural Resources has increased fines on inactive oil and gas wells, which often become additions to the state's long list of 'orphan' wells.

Source: nola.com
New fines aim to ease Louisiana's 'orphan' oil wells problem | Business News - Vimarsana News

New fines aim to ease Louisiana's 'orphan' oil wells problem | Business News

The Louisiana Department of Natural Resources has increased fines on inactive oil and gas wells, which often become additions to the state's long list of 'orphan' wells.

Source: nola.com