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Louisiana’s Coast Depends on Cutting Carbon

Louisiana’s “Moderate” relative sea-level rise scenario depends on drastic and swift cuts to the carbon pollution fueling global warming.We in Louisiana have hung our hopes on the State’s Master Plan for a Sustainable Coast, which has integrated protective levees and prudent elevation of our homes with coastal wetland restoration in order to sustain our coastal …

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A Different View on a Forest in Recovery

A Different View on a Forest in RecoverySunday I met with Katie Brasted of Woodlands Conservancy and showed Shannon Dosemagen from Public Laboratory.org recent efforts to restore Louisiana’s Coastal Forests on the westbank of the Mississippi. The Bottomland Hardwoods of Woodlands Conservancy are some of the southernmost coastal wetland forests along the mainstem of the …

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Wave Maker’s News: Protecting FL’s Free-Flowing Waters

This article is excerpted from Wave Maker’s News, our quarterly update on all things water in the Gulf of Mexico, check out the full newsletter here.Rainbow River spring head during a low flow event. Photo courtesy of SWFWMD.Florida may be surrounded by water, but providing clean, fresh drinking water for a growing population and competing …

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Beyond the $$$: Restoration Implementation in the Gulf of Mexico

What will happen once we FINALLY start seeing funding for ecosystem restoration in the Gulf region? Since the oil disaster began, the environmental community has been rightfully focused on funding to address oil impacts as well as broader ecosystem restoration. And we’ve spent time and brainpower thinking about what types of projects will best address …

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Watch and Act: 2 Years Later…

Once you’ve watched the video, head here to send your support to Washington DC and demand that Congress act now to protect and restore the Gulf of Mexico.https://secure3.convio.net/grn/site/Advocacy?cmd=display&;page=UserAction&id=381Aaron Viles is GRN’s Deputy Director. You can follow him on twitter here.

Wave Maker’s News: The Good, Bad and Ugly of FL’s Legislative Session

This article is excerpted from Wave Maker’s News, our quarterly update on all things water in the Gulf of Mexico, check out the full newsletter here.Citizens at the state capital take a stand for healthy water. Photo courtesy of Cathy Harrelson.As the Florida 2012 legislative session wrapped up in March, one thing was very clear: …

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