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Louisiana regulators slow to address air pollution violations in state's southwest, report says (opens the original)
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A new analysis contends state environmental regulators have been exceedingly slow in responding to most air quality violations in a heavily industrialized area of southwest Louisiana while also issuing weak penalties when investigations are complete. The analysis was carried out by the Washington, D.C.-based Environmental Integrity Project and Micah 6:8 Mission, a local community and environmental nonprofit based in Sulphur. The state Department of Environmental Quality argues the analysis was t
Mercury advisories expanded for Pearl River, other Louisiana waterways (opens the original)
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State officials have expanded fish consumption advisories for the Pearl River due to high levels of mercury, the first change for the popular destination for boating and fishing in more than two decades. New rounds of tissue sampling found "unacceptable levels of mercury" in several species of fish and led to a narrowing of what children younger than seven, women of childbearing age, other adults and children seven or older should eat on a monthly basis, state officials said. The advisory is the
Are sounds and vibrations causing damage in this Louisiana parish? A new study provides data. (opens the original)
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Residents of the Plaquemine area along the Mississippi River have complained for years of low-frequency sounds and vibrations they say may be damaging their homes and their health. An Iberville Parish study has now provided them with answers -- but it is being met with skepticism from some. After more than three months of monitoring, the study didn't turn up noises or ground vibrations outside the normal range. But it also didn't collect as much data as originally planned. The conclusions drew
Officials are meeting in south Louisiana on bid to develop new nuclear industry. See the latest. (opens the original)
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Two months after Louisiana became a finalist for a national initiative to modernize nuclear power, state officials have begun meeting with local officials â most recently in East and West Feliciana parishes â about interest in new nuclear development. Such companies could include those engaged in recycling spent radioactive fuel rods, nuclear fuel enrichment and permanently storing nuclear waste. The state Department of Conservation and Energy, which is leading Louisianaâs effort to win th
Hyundai wins $1.3 billion in tax-free financing for Louisiana steel mill (opens the original)
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Hyundai's planned steel mill in Ascension Parish received key state backing Thursday for up to $1.3 billion in tax-free financing despite opposition from activists over the pollution impact, billions in incentives and their skepticism that promised jobs would materialize for residents living closest to the plant. The vote came less than two weeks after Gov. Jeff Landry and other elected officials attended a groundbreaking for the proposed Mississippi River complex. It represents another way tha
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