Reminder that Baton Rouge's libraries will serve as warming centers during regular hours in case you lose access to heat. Check their hours here: https://t.co/CTcH7KaDyJ
Our series on the collapse of Louisiana's home insurance market is published.
First: Were the failed regional insurers here to provide a needed service to south Louisiana? Or were they here to suck as much profit as possible, weakening their standing? https://t.co/KhiArDUelC 🧵
The carbon capture and wind power industries both envision boom times off Louisiana's coast. But which one gets the turf?
Fascinating story by @tristanbaurick here: https://t.co/ZS6TE8j3wl
.@LouisianaGov will join a New Orleans law firm to litigate and work on carbon capture and renewable energy deals after leaving office, @StephanieRiegel reports: https://t.co/WuXXkuNgrk
Boosters of carbon capture injection wells and foes alike both agree that giving Louisiana state regulators "primacy" over permitting such projects will lead to a flurry of them, @ByRobertStewart reports: https://t.co/6J8qgWwct7
I dunno how many times I've driven past those huge sugar cane processing facilities, but I had no idea how vast and fascinating they were.
@_RebeccaHolland and @mjohnsonphoto give you a look inside.
https://t.co/iq7ENtHDF5
It's been two weeks since the Dow explosion, and the facility is still "essential personnel only." @NewsieDave explains what's going on: https://t.co/BqjZO2XxYv
UPDATE: Dow Plant in Plaquemine issues shelter-in-place for homes within a 1/2-mile radius after at least one explosion, "all people are accounted for." https://t.co/iSxm75Rzsk