The Dangers of Trump’s Re-election and Project 2025: A Blueprint for the Dismantling of American Democracy

October 30, 2024

As the 2024 presidential election looms, the stakes could not be higher for the future of American democracy. While political polarization has long been a hallmark of modern U.S. elections, what is on the line in 2024 is far more than a simple contest between conservative and liberal ideologies. This election can radically reshape the […]


SCOTUS EPA Ruling Puts More Pressure on Local Environmental Groups

July 7, 2022

The Supreme Court's (SCOTUS) decision limiting the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) ability to enforce climate policy has laid the groundwork for Republican attorneys general and conservative legal activists across the U.S. In its ruling, the Court embraced what is known as the "major questions doctrine," a conservative legal theory that states that only Congress can give federal agencies authority to decide issues of "major economic and political significance."


New Orleans, Jefferson Parish Residents Call for Public Hearing on Controversial Blackwater Permit Application

July 26, 2020

In 2008, Blackwater Midstream quietly opened in Westwego. It was so quiet that Jefferson Parish officials didn’t even know about it. When Blackwater purchased the former NuStar Terminals plant along the Mississippi River, Westwego City Councilmember Larry Warino said the city “found out from a magazine,” according to a NOLA.com article from the same year.  […]


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