Coastal
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June 28, 2018Sandy Nguyen works to protect fishing communities at risk from wetlands loss
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June 28, 2018For Sandy Nguyen, executive director of the nonprofit Coastal Communities Consulting, the future of Louisiana’s commercial fishery depends on restoration of wetlands. Her organization works to ensure that fishers – who bear the brunt of natural disasters and rising sea levels – have a seat at the table as decisions are being made about long-term solutions to protect the Gulf.
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May 31, 2018Communities are uniting to protect the region’s environment and economy
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May 21, 2018The Gulf of Mexico relies on a healthy coast, but wetlands are disappearing. The land is vital to recreation, business and wildlife in Louisiana. Right now, we have the best opportunity in generations to secure the health of our coast and its economy for good. We’re working to develop large-scale projects that restore wetlands, barrier islands, oyster reefs and other natural systems.
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April 19, 2018Plans for Mississippi River diversion project advance ahead of schedule
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November 30, 2017Get the facts on restoring the Louisiana coast
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August 22, 2017The Restore the Mississippi River Delta Coalition plays critical role in plan to protect disappearing wetlands
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July 12, 2017A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to restore a national treasure
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June 2, 2017Louisiana’s master plan for the Mississippi River Delta
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February 2, 2017Mississippi River diversion project would help slow wetlands loss
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September 16, 2016Five-year strategy will support ocean conservation, sustainable fisheries and restoration of the Gulf Coast
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August 17, 2016Natural storm protection can help defend coastal families, businesses and communities against damaging floods
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June 8, 2016Protecting the future of coastal ecosystems and economies
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May 13, 2016Six years after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill led to one of the largest environmental disasters in American history, we have some good news.
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May 11, 2016Two perspectives on the people, places and natural beauty of Southeast Louisiana
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March 1, 2016Recent floods highlight the need to use the river to protect communities and feed sediment to wetlands