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WASHINGTON, DC (press release) – Congressman Troy A. Carter, Sr. (D-LA) announced $806,000 for Together New Orleans through the U.S. Department of Energy’s
The plan is intended to reduce the cancer risk of those living near the plants by 96%.
The U.S. Secretary of Commerce's Economic Development Administration has allocated $8.1 million in grants for workforce development and business growth in Louisiana. Nearly $5 million of the funds will end up in Westwego and Houma.
The Environmental Protection Agency finalized new regulations Tuesday to drastically cut the amount of toxic pollution emitted from chemical plants, part of a larger initiative by the White House to reduce cancer risks.