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Oyster Projects in Mississippi funded by GOMESA leasing revenue
In mid-March, Mississippi’s Department of Marine Resources and Governor announced two new oyster projects that…
Divided we fall
An edited version of this article originally appeared on the blog of the Marine Fish…
Florida legislators begin to address algae and water crisis
Florida is still reeling from a disastrous 2018 in which south Florida waterways suffered a…
What Does the Proposed “Dirty Water Rule” Mean for the Gulf’s Resources?
The following is a blog written by Emily N. Donahoe, Legal Intern, from George Washington…
Costs and Truth Stretching in the “One Lake” DEIS
Last summer the Rankin Hinds Pearl River Flood Control and Drainage District published its Draft…
What is the Dirty Water Rule, and Why Does it Matter?
The following is a blog written by Emily N. Donahoe, Legal Intern, from George Washington…
A holiday gift from Washington: Good news for the Florida coast
A bit of bipartisanship snuck into the holiday season, and thousands of acres of dunes,…
Senate passes lame duck fisheries bill
The United States Senate on December 17 passed S. 1520, “Modernizing Recreational Fisheries Management Act…
Green Infrastructure Partnerships Focus on Local Companies
Flood Less New Orleans is committed to engaging and mobilizing a variety of constituenciesincluding low-income…
Common sense and bipartisanship work for the Gulf
The House of Representatives actually got something right. In an age of growing frustration at…
Guest column: La. can learn from red tide
Senior Policy Director Matt Rota recently penned an op-ed for The Advocate about the red…
If you can’t get to the Gulf, how can you care about the Gulf?
Imagine showing up for a day at the beach and being told that you’re on…