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Texas Refining Company Fined $12 Million For Clean Air Act Violations in Louisiana

It’s the largest-ever criminal fine in Louisiana for violations of the Clean Air Act.

Wal-Mart in Alexandria, La

Crazy black Friday in central Louisiana. The Wal-Mart in Alexandria, La where customers are ripping and pushing to pick up cheap deals at 10:00 on the dot.

Long Lines At Best Buy In Baton Rouge Louisiana on Black Friday

I visited Best Buy in Baton Rouge Louisiana about an hour before Midnight, the beginning of Black Friday. Lines were very long. My Book – Tweet Me – Visit Me

Susan Buchanan: The Gulf’s Ocean and Inland Fish Face Multiple Threats

(This article was published in “The Louisiana Weekly” in the Sept. 19, 2011 edition.) If it weren’t for bad luck, fish in and near the Gulf might have no luck at all

Jake Schmidt: Major Groups Call For U.S. Funding to Support International Global Warming Action

Tomorrow, the Senate Appropriations Committee is set to mark-up the 2012 fiscal year appropriations bill which outlines the amount of funding that will be invested in international action on global warming.  A new letter from 15 major environmental, faith-based, development, and conservation groups urges the Senate to defend long-standing U.S. support for foreign assistance by fully funding the International Affairs Account, including investments in international climate change finance. In addition to NRDC the signers of the letter include: ActionAid U.S., CARE USA, Church World Service, Lutheran World Relief, National Wildlife Federation, Oxfam America, The Nature Conservancy, Union of Concerned Scientists, U.S.

Tropical Storm Lee Is a "Super Soaker"

Tropical Storm Lee is on a path to Louisiana, and it’s likely to bring with it significant rainfall.

A Restored Creole Cottage That Stays Naturally Cool

This 19th-century Creole cottage was disassembled, moved and meticulously reassembled and restored on a new site in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana. Built for its climate, the welcoming home is an excellent example of passive cooling and material reuse.

A Few Words of Introduction

An introduction to a series exploring the world of beekeeping

Bread Machines: Love Them or Hate Them

Whether or not to use a bread machine really boils down to a matter of personal choice.

5 Years After Katrina, New Orleans Is a Gumbo of Hope, Disappointment and Green Building (Photos)

While there has been rebirth in Louisiana, including an historic effort by Rebuilding Together , there is still much work to be done. Compare to photos two years after the storm .