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'Part of their menu is to intimidate;' Activists, ACLU say timing of terrorism charges suspicious
“The timing was really suspicious because last week we had some pretty intense court battles that we won in court against Formosa Plastics,” Hebert said.
local
'Part of their menu is to intimidate;' Activists, ACLU say timing of terrorism charges suspicious
“The timing was really suspicious because last week we had some pretty intense court battles that we won in court against Formosa Plastics,” Hebert said.
news
La. environmentalists face terrorizing charges for leaving plastic at gas lobbyist's door
The ACLU of Louisiana called the charges "a brazen threat to the First Amendment rights of activists."
weather
Ozone Action Day: What is it and what you can do
Ozone Action Day means the air quality can be unhealthy for sensitive groups. If you have respiratory problems limit your time outdoors.
environment
Taylor Energy sues Coast Guard in dispute over huge, long-running oil leak off Louisiana coast
The Taylor Energy site has produced what many scientists say is one of the largest and longest-running oil disasters in U.S. history.
nation-world
1,000 tons of plastic rain is falling across the US
It's ending up in protected wilderness areas, according to a new study, and that amount may be a conservative estimate.
orleans
Army Corps of Engineers closes spillway after river recedes
The Bonnet Carre Spillway was opened April 3 after the river was at a high enough level that threatened New Orleans’ levees.
environment
Earth Day: Humans slowing down is helping the planet and wildlife
In many places where sea turtles are coming onshore, there are no tourists, and they are able to nest.
news
Sea turtles thriving on empty Florida beach during pandemic
The Loggerhead Marinelife Center said it's monitoring 79 sea turtle nests, a "significant" increase from early last season.
coronavirus
The biggest COVID-19 myths busted | Your Coronavirus Questions
Dr. Ben Springgate, Chief of Community and Population Medicine at LSU Health New Orleans Health Sciences Center answers your coronavirus questions.
local
'Nuisance odors' from Chalmette refinery flares reach multiple parishes on both sides of the Mississippi
Air quality monitor stations at both sides of the river said the only impact from the flares were nuisance odors, Frost said. The company apologizes to residents.
local
'Part of their menu is to intimidate;' Activists, ACLU say timing of terrorism charges suspicious
“The timing was really suspicious because last week we had some pretty intense court battles that we won in court against Formosa Plastics,” Hebert said.
local
'Part of their menu is to intimidate;' Activists, ACLU say timing of terrorism charges suspicious
“The timing was really suspicious because last week we had some pretty intense court battles that we won in court against Formosa Plastics,” Hebert said.
news
La. environmentalists face terrorizing charges for leaving plastic at gas lobbyist's door
The ACLU of Louisiana called the charges "a brazen threat to the First Amendment rights of activists."
weather
Ozone Action Day: What is it and what you can do
Ozone Action Day means the air quality can be unhealthy for sensitive groups. If you have respiratory problems limit your time outdoors.
environment
Taylor Energy sues Coast Guard in dispute over huge, long-running oil leak off Louisiana coast
The Taylor Energy site has produced what many scientists say is one of the largest and longest-running oil disasters in U.S. history.
nation-world
1,000 tons of plastic rain is falling across the US
It's ending up in protected wilderness areas, according to a new study, and that amount may be a conservative estimate.
orleans
Army Corps of Engineers closes spillway after river recedes
The Bonnet Carre Spillway was opened April 3 after the river was at a high enough level that threatened New Orleans’ levees.
environment
Earth Day: Humans slowing down is helping the planet and wildlife
In many places where sea turtles are coming onshore, there are no tourists, and they are able to nest.
news
Sea turtles thriving on empty Florida beach during pandemic
The Loggerhead Marinelife Center said it's monitoring 79 sea turtle nests, a "significant" increase from early last season.
coronavirus
The biggest COVID-19 myths busted | Your Coronavirus Questions
Dr. Ben Springgate, Chief of Community and Population Medicine at LSU Health New Orleans Health Sciences Center answers your coronavirus questions.
local
'Nuisance odors' from Chalmette refinery flares reach multiple parishes on both sides of the Mississippi
Air quality monitor stations at both sides of the river said the only impact from the flares were nuisance odors, Frost said. The company apologizes to residents.
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