Joshua Rosenberg

A new bill from State Rep. Geymann would restrict nearly any claims for damages caused by emissions. Environmental reporter Emily Sanders from ExxonKnews explains what's in the bill."

Paraquat has been linked to Parkinson's disease and just a sip is fatal, but tens of thousands of pounds of it are being released in the Mississippi Basin.

The judge found Senate Bill 256 unconstitutional because the state abolished an office, created a new office to replace it, and then appointed someone for that office "all when the Louisiana Constitution requires an election." [...]Read More... from Federal judge allows Calvin Duncan to take office on Monday as planned

Studies suggest girls care more about the planet and climate change. One researcher suggests nurturing the ethic in boys, and in all children, starting as early as primary school.

More than 180 polluting facilities nationwide, including dozens in Louisiana, emailed requests. Many were granted a two-year pause on compliance with Clean Air Act rules.

A New Orleans resident responds to recurring climate change narratives that call for relocating the city, arguing that outsiders misunderstand the culture, history, and realities of living in vulnerable coastal communities.

An honors student who is unable to walk at Warren Easton calls into question an increasingly common school practice: schools that withhold graduation ceremonies from students as a form of punishment.

A canceled screening of the award-winning documentary “The Big Sea” in St. John the Baptist Parish has sparked allegations of censorship and First Amendment violations. Community activists and legal experts say parish officials silenced criticism of Louisiana’s petrochemical industry and Cancer Alley.

The U.S.-born woman presented ICE and Lafayette sheriff's deputies with her state-issued ID and Social Security card. ICE detained her anyway.

A reported effort by a major aerospace company to acquire 136,000 acres of coastal marshland in Vermilion Parish has ignited debate over economic