Healthy Gulf Blog
Stand with Ironton, One of Coastal Louisiana’s Oldest Black Communities
Community faces long road to recovery after devastating hurricane, environmental racism
Jackson Eubanks Creek Sewage Spill: Nutrient Pollution Implications for Pearl River “One Lake” Project
A September algae bloom on Eubanks Creek in Jackson, sparked by a sewage spill, shows…
Plaquemines LNG Export Terminal, As Foolish as it is Dangerous
This Guest Blog was contributed by Roddy Hughes, a Senior Campaign Representative for Sierra Club’s…
Hurricane Ida: Donate to the Frontlines
Hurricane Ida struck south Louisiana on the 16th anniversary of Katrina, leaving behind flooding, black-outs,…
Hurricane Ida Damage Lookout: Volunteer Online!
Join Hurricane Ida Damage Lookout! Stand up for environmental justice in Gulf communities and fight…
Hurricane Ida Leaves Path of Oil and Chemical Spills in South Louisiana
Environmental Damage Expected, but Unacceptable for Coastal Communities
Understanding the Impact of Ethane Development on the Environmental and Health Conditions for Local Communities as Well as the Carbon Budget
This blog was written by Sheehan Moore, a researcher for Healthy Gulf
Giants Can Fall: Victory in St. James Parish against Formosa Plastics
St James is a rural parish (county) in Southeast Louisiana that sits on both banks…
Pearl River One Lake Plan Update Part 2: Will the next DEIS version be any better?
Part 2 of the Pearl River Update blog looks at what to anticipate in the…
The Climate Changers
According to the Louisiana Governor’s Climate Initiatives Task Force, 66% of the carbon pollution is…
LandLoss Lookout Updates!
Your observations make a difference! While we have been working, Federal agencies have started to…
Update on Pearl River One Lake project Part 1: Next Steps, FOIA Silence, and Tight-Lipped Agencies
One Lake Update Summer 2021 Blog Part 1:After three years of waiting, a completed draft…