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phys.orgA weekly round-up of what’s new in Louisiana coastal restoration 1) $9.3 Million – RESTORE Council. The Office of the Governor released a statement, “RESTORE Council Awards $9.3 Million Grant to Louisiana,” outlining the seven restoration and protection projects selected for funding. Johnny Bradberry, Chairman of the CPRA Board said, “This grant will support and advance our goal of having the multiple benefits a sustainable ecosystem provides for a safe, productive and resilient working...
mississippiriverdelta.orgLouisiana Leaders Demand Action on State’s Largest Coastal Restoration Project: MRD press release Legislature must demand that Mid-Barataria Diversion proc...
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