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SpaceX sweeteners: How did Louisiana lure Elon Musk’s rocket launch site to its coast? (opens the original)
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Louisiana officials offered SpaceX what might be one of the largest single-project tax breaks in U.S. history to cinch a $100 billion deal to build its largest launch facility yet in coastal Vermilion Parish. State and local governments are giving SpaceX a tax incentive package valued at an estimated $27.5 billion, according to documents obtained in a public records request from Louisiana Economic Development. They outline the state's negotiations for what's referred to as "Project Osprey" witho
‘Nuclear tariff’ on power bills would pay for utilities to explore small reactors (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana Illuminator) - State regulators will decide next month whether to add a small fee to monthly electricity bills from Louisiana’s three major utility companies. The Public Service Commission postponed a vote planned Wednesday on what they’ve labeled a nuclear tariff. It would add a 20-cent fee to the monthly bills of all Entergy Louisiana, Cleco and SWEPCO customers. The utility companies would use the money to pay for feasibility studies, potential site assessments, ec
Louisiana’s SNAP numbers drop, but not due to work requirements or citizenship (opens the original)
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This digital story was originally published by Louisiana Illuminator. It includes audio reporting from the Gulf States Newsroom's Aubri Juhasz. Far fewer people in Louisiana are receiving federal food aid than a year ago, and state data suggest the decline is not from new work requirements or a citizenship verification test that President Donald Trump’s welfare cuts now require. As of June 30, the number of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program recipients in Louisiana was down nearly 21% fro
2 years after ‘red mud’ escaped alumina refinery, LDEQ hasn’t penalized company (opens the original)
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GRAMERCY, La. (Louisiana Illuminator) - More than two years after environmental regulators first documented industrial ‘red mud’ waste from the Atalco Gramercy alumina refinery escaping into public waterways, the state has yet to fine or penalize the company. Instead, the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality remains engaged in confidential settlement negotiations with the company while a federal judge has kept a citizen lawsuit against Atalco sidelined. Meanwhile, state inspectors repor
Feds pick Louisiana for potential nuclear campus (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana Illuminator) – Louisiana could be home to one of a handful of new locations the Trump administration envisions to manage the full life cycle of nuclear energy. The U.S. Department of Energy has selected Louisiana and four other states as potential sites for Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses. Each would handle the enrichment of radioactive materials, deployment of reactors and the recycling or disposal of nuclear waste. The program is part of an effort by the Trump
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