Saving Louisiana's coast may require more digging in the deep sea. Here's why.
“It’s a lot like buying shoes. You can buy cheap shoes, but they’re not going to last as long as the more expensive and higher quality ones."
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“It’s a lot like buying shoes. You can buy cheap shoes, but they’re not going to last as long as the more expensive and higher quality ones."
“It’s a lot like buying shoes. You can buy cheap shoes, but they’re not going to last as long as the more expensive and higher quality ones."
The Mid-Barataria Diversion Project is a cornerstone of a $50 billion effort to save the state’s eroding coast.
“He was a bold man that first ate an oyster,” said 18th-century Irish satirist Jonathan Swift. But was there an "R" in the month in which he did so?
As Louisiana’s seafood industry rebuilds after previous hurricanes, a lack of rain and low Mississippi River water levels can impact the seafood industry, according to Director for Louisiana Sea Grant