Governor Jeff Landry issues a moratorium on new applications for carbon capture injection wells in the state. Several lawmakers in rural areas, including Charles Owen from Rosepine, have expressed concerns about pumping and storing carbon dioxide below the ground.
In the governor’s 12-page executive order, he’s asking companies to make an effort to seek out public and local government input on pending projects.
The Louisiana Association of Business and Industry, however, sees it another way. President and CEO Will Green says Landry’s announcement creates uncertainty and unpredictability…
Cut 9 (09) “…open for business.”
Carbon capture and sequestration involves pumping carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases produced by industrial processes deep underground.
LSU veteran quarterback Garrett Nussmeier’s confidence is on the rise after showing signs of improvement in the Tigers’ 20-10 win over South Carolina.
Cut 3 (30) “…I’m Andre Champagne.”
Louisiana Community and Technical College System president Doctor Monty Sullivan has announced his retirement. He plans to step away early next year. LCTCS Vice President Chandler LeBoeuf says the mission will remain the same, helping Louisiana residents prepare for opportunities in the workforce…
Cut 13 (11) “…diplomas and a like”