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Where does your reycling go? Curious Louisiana investigates | Curious Louisiana

2018 and 2019 were a tough time for selling recycled materials.

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Saltwater crisis at mouth of Mississippi River angers locals | Environment

Mikeal Berthelot clambered up a staircase and across a metal deck on the top of the industrial ice maker at Ditcharo Seafood in Buras.

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New Orleans Opera and Young Audiences Charter School Amplify Activism Through Art

NEW ORLEANS (press release) – Ahead of the New Orleans Opera Association (NOOA)’s production of Blue on Nov. 10 & 12 at the Mahalia Jackson Theater,

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Crews preparing to build 15-mile freshwater flexible pipeline upriver in Jefferson Parish

“We’re anxious to get started,” said Jefferson Parish President Cynthia Lee Sheng.

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$120- to $200-million pipeline in plans to curb saltwater intrusion s impact on New Orleans

It’s not a done deal, but the New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board is working on an ambitious plan to ensure a steady flow of fresh water to city residents.

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