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RE: The Audubon Nature Institute experiences a baby boom of endangered crane chicks

I guess people hunted the birds for their feathers, what a shame

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RE: The Audubon Nature Institute experiences a baby boom of endangered crane chicks

That's a goofy looking bird, lol

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RE: Billy Nungesser emerges as the most prominent opponent of a large coastal project

If he wins the governorship, nature might lose

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RE: Billy Nungesser emerges as the most prominent opponent of a large coastal project

Mind boggling that he's trying to say that the nature way is going to hurt nature

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RE: Louisiana’s Atchafalaya Basin ‘feels like a national park’

I don't think I'm tough enough to spend the night in that environment with all the wild creatures, lol

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RE: Louisiana’s Atchafalaya Basin ‘feels like a national park’

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RE: One tree at a time, volunteers and activists grow a new forest of Louisiana cypress trees

They planted 40k in this one area, I wonder how many they'd have to plant to regrow the whole area

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RE: One tree at a time, volunteers and activists grow a new forest of Louisiana cypress trees

Keep up the planting, it helps with warming of the area too

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RE: Planting 2,400 trees could be just the start of restoring a cypress forest

A good start, now lets keep it up!

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RE: Should Ascension Parish help fix a subdivision's controversial flooding prevention reservoirs?

Need that on a larger scale, I'm not sure how much good that one in the pict would do....

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RE: First rehabilitated birds released after being oiled at Phillips 66's Alliance refinery

Good to see some good news for a change :)

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RE: Hurricane Ida oil spills 'mind-boggling,' but likely not as bad as Katrina, Rita

Good points, I did not realize how much of the manufacturing of renewable energy was still in China. And producing a big carbon footprint. Do you think that will change anytime soon?

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RE: Hurricane Ida oil spills 'mind-boggling,' but likely not as bad as Katrina, Rita

Clean energy, we are ready for you.....

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RE: Rooftop solar systems survived Hurricane Ida; in blackout, some powered neighbors, too

I live in an apartment building so it's not an option for me, but if had a house I'd look into it more

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RE: Louisiana used to make it cheaper to go solar; Legislature, PSC changed that

I wonder if those people with solar had power right after the Hurricane....

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RE: Bracing for the mosquito boom following Hurricane Ida, especially in St. Tammany Parish

Mosquitos?!? I'm not sure that is the place for me to live, lol.

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RE: After Hurricanes Isaac and Ida, some LaPlace residents say they're done waiting for levee

The dark clouds in the photo says it all....

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RE: How years of storm water pond construction are catching up on some Baton Rouge-area parishes

They need to let the flood water flow into areas like parks and golf courses

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RE: Eight air pollution monitors still out in southeast Louisiana; 10 restored since Ida

I'll be glad when it's economic to move everything to cleaner energy

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RE: For Louisiana's coastal tribes, 'being at the end of the earth is a dangerous place'

Seems like throwing good money after bad if they try to rebuild