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The Gulf will someday overwhelm coastal ¶¶Òõh. Planning should start now, study says.
Environment

The Gulf will someday overwhelm coastal ¶¶Òõh. Planning should start now, study says.

  • By ALEX LUBBEN | Staff writer
  • Updated 1 hr ago

A new study finds the Gulf once reached what is now the northshore, and warns it could return there in the coming centuries.

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On the edge of ¶¶Òõh's marsh, the shoreline will soon be alive. It's part of a plan.
Environment

On the edge of ¶¶Òõh's marsh, the shoreline will soon be alive. It's part of a plan.

  • BY JOSIE ABUGOV | Staff writer
  • Updated 20 hrs ago

"Living shorelines" are a growing tool for coastal protection, considered a promising nature-based strategy in the battle against land loss. They also happen to produce more oysters.

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New report on air pollution provides mixed picture across ¶¶Òõh
Environment

New report on air pollution provides mixed picture across ¶¶Òõh

  • BY DAVID J. MITCHELL | Staff writer
  • Apr 30, 2026

The three-year study hands out grades for smog and fine particle pollution. One of the state's major metro areas received failing grades.

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Bill to block out-of-state water sales advances after potential Texas deal sparked concerns
Business

Bill to block out-of-state water sales advances after potential Texas deal sparked concerns

  • BY DAVID J. MITCHELL | Staff writer
  • Apr 29, 2026

Facing opposition from key ¶¶Òõh legislators, the independent state agency that oversees Toledo Bend reservoir backed away last fall from …

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Louisian's $1.5 billion coastal plan gets final approval, confirms controversial strategy shift
Environment

¶¶Òõh's $1.5 billion coastal plan gets final approval, confirms controversial strategy shift

  • By MIKE SMITH | Staff writer
  • Updated Apr 28, 2026

The plan includes 143 active projects across the coast, but its elimination of two large-scale river diversions to rebuild lost wetlands has drawn sharp criticism.

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Louisian groups win $40 million to develop solutions for post-storm power, abandoned oil platforms
Environment

¶¶Òõh groups win $40 million to develop solutions for post-storm power, abandoned oil platforms

  • BY JOSIE ABUGOV | Staff writer
  • Updated Apr 29, 2026

The winning Louisian projects will receive $20 million each to repurpose abandoned offshore oil and gas platforms and keep community healthcare centers running during storms.

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Louisian wants to raise homes to deal with flood risk. A federal decision is complicating it.
Environment

¶¶Òõh wants to raise homes to deal with flood risk. A federal decision is complicating it.

  • By MIKE SMITH | Staff writer
  • Apr 26, 2026

Home elevations are viewed as a tool in areas of ¶¶Òõh where building large levee projects may not be feasible or cost-effective. 

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Court hearing examines access to ¶¶Òõh site found to be cemetery for enslaved people
Environment

Court hearing examines access to ¶¶Òõh site found to be cemetery for enslaved people

  • BY JOSIE ABUGOV | Staff writer
  • Updated Apr 26, 2026

The future of a piece of land in St. James Parish found to be a cemetery for enslaved people was the subject of a federal court hearing Friday opposing lawyers for a proposed petrochemical plant and community advocates who want greater access to the site.

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Louisian moves a step closer to blocking climate change lawsuits against oil companies
Business

¶¶Òõh moves a step closer to blocking climate change lawsuits against oil companies

  • BY DAVID J. MITCHELL | Staff writer
  • Apr 24, 2026

The bill would prevent such suits from being filed before a legal effort gaining momentum in other states arrives in ¶¶Òõh.

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Proposal to create ¶¶Òõh's largest landfill examined at packed hearing
Business

Proposal to create ¶¶Òõh's largest landfill examined at packed hearing

  • BY DAVID J. MITCHELL | Staff writer
  • Updated Apr 22, 2026

Company officials note advanced odor control systems and the promise of renewable energy initiatives. Neighbors say they're being ignored.

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