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Tax incentives start rush for carbon capture projects

For years, fossil fuel companies have been reluctant to build carbon capture facilities, except to recover oil, because it was too expensive. Now, with the aid of a federal tax credit in the 2022 federal Inflation Reduction Act, they are lining up to capture and store carbon with the potential to make billions of dollars in profit.
by Terry L. Jones for Floodlight March 28, 2023 Updated March 28, 2023

Behind The Lens episode 198: ‘… it’s hard to understand why the current statute isn’t sufficient’

An introduction from new editor Brett Barrouquere. Nick Chrastil on a legislative move to create a 25-foot buffer zone around police while they work. And Josh Rosenberg talks about a racial discrimination lawsuit against St. James Parish over the location of industrial facilities.
by Carolyne Heldman March 24, 2023 Updated March 24, 2023

Orleans school board weighing changes to charter renewals

by Marta Jewson March 23, 2023 Updated November 14, 2023

Leaks beneath pump stations responsible for New Orleans’ drinking water went uninvestigated for two years

by Matt McBride March 23, 2023 Updated March 28, 2023

How will the DA’s decision to revive the habitual offender law impact plea negotiations in New Orleans?

by Nick Chrastil March 22, 2023 Updated March 22, 2023
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Lawsuit: Buildout of industrial facilities in Black areas of St. James Parish is discrimination

by Joshua Rosenberg March 22, 2023 Updated November 14, 2023

The City Council must stand up for our neighbors and culture

by Maxwell Ciardullo March 20, 2023 Updated March 20, 2023

U.S. Gulf Coast helps the world with natural gas exports, but at what cost?

by Pam Radtke March 20, 2023 Updated March 20, 2023

Behind The Lens episode 197: ‘You can’t come out later and say it was in the name of safety’

Jurors are back in the criminal district courtrooms after a pause due to summons issues. Environmental groups review their options after a judge dismisses their lawsuit over an LNG facility.
by Carolyne Heldman March 17, 2023 Updated March 17, 2023

Proposal to give police 25-foot buffer raises constitutional concerns

by Nick Chrastil March 16, 2023 Updated March 16, 2023

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