The state's Coastal Master Plan is intended to address problems for 50 years. But research looking at conditions by the year 2100 show these efforts will be overwhelmed. What are the risks of doing too little versus doing too much?
Unabated global warming has moved the goal posts for coastal restoration efforts.
As the state prepares its regular five-year update on the 50-year Coastal Master Plan, officials are considering evolving research that shows that climate change and subsidence getting worse. Will the state's work be worth the cost and effort?
Oil and gas industry won dismissal of matter at lower court, saying local board doesn't have standing.
LSU grad has worked in civil engineering and Army Corps of Engineers projects.
Further thoughts on the Paris climate accord from a local activist.
Tropical milkweed is pretty — and deadly to monarch butterflies. Know when to root it out.
We are nearing a tipping point — if we haven't already passed the point of no return.
