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Report Release – Fertilized to Death: Industrial Fertilizer Pollution in Louisiana and the Mississippi River

Healthy Gulf has released a new report on assessing existing and proposed fertilizer manufacturing facility pollution along the Mississippi River in Louisiana. Despite the disproportionate concentration of existing fertilizer production facilities, multiple new facilities have been proposed in Louisiana, threatening to more than double the amount of nitrogen impacting waterways and community health. Fertilizer pollution, […]

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April Earth Month Celebrations Bring Communities Together for a Healthy Gulf

This Earth Month, Healthy Gulf showed up across the Gulf Coast in a big way. From community cleanups and local meetups to our high energy virtual programming, April was packed with action and connection. We brought together Gulf Coast advocates, members, and supporters for a month of education, celebration, and fundraising in honor of the

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Healthy Gulf Sues Trump Administration Over Unprecedented Removal of Endangered Species Protections

On Tuesday, March 31, 2026, the Endangered Species Committee acted on a request by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to exempt the oil and gas industry from Endangered Species Act regulations. In a brief 16 minute meeting with no public input and no real discussion, the Committee ruled that litigation by conservation organizations like Healthy Gulf

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