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While Land Washes Away, How Do We Save Louisiana's Cultural Heritage?
While Land Washes Away, How Do We Save Louisiana's Cultural Heritage?
The State of the Coast conference brings policymakers, stakeholders and technical experts together to share their research and vision for coastal Louisiana’s future in the face of our land loss crisis. Amongst the efforts focused on preserving the future of coastal Louisiana and its communities are researchers focused on preserving its cultural heritage. Our cultural heritage is spread out across the coast in the form of many different cultural resources: historic buildings, traditional cultural properties, sacred sites, archaeological sites and ...
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While Land Washes Away, How Do We Save Louisiana's Cultural Heritage?
The State of the Coast conference brings policymakers, stakeholders and technical experts together to share their research and vision for coastal Louisiana’s future in the face of our land loss crisis. Amongst the efforts focused on preserving the future of coastal Louisiana and its communities are researchers focused on preserving its cultural heritage. Our cultural heritage is spread out across the coast in the form of many different cultural resources: historic buildings, traditional cultural properties, sacred sites, archaeological sites and ...
Read The Full StoryThe post While Land Washes Away, How Do We Save Louisiana's Cultural Heritage? appeared first on Restore the Mississippi River Delta.
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Dear FirstEnergy, America doesn’t need your coal plants
Why do grocers mark down the price of asparagus in the spring, or strawberries in the summer? Because they’re in season and stores have excess supply, and they need to increase demand by cutting prices. The lower prices are a sign, or “price signal,” of excess supply, and the grocers are following the economic law […]
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Dear FirstEnergy, America doesn’t need your coal plants
Dear FirstEnergy, America doesn’t need your coal plants
Dear FirstEnergy, America doesn’t need your coal plants
Why do grocers mark down the price of asparagus in the spring, or strawberries in the summer? Because they’re in season and stores have excess supply, and they need to increase demand by cutting prices. The lower prices are a sign, or “price signal,” of excess supply, and the grocers are following the economic law […]
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Dear FirstEnergy, America doesn’t need your coal plants
How to measurably improve existing buildings’ energy, water, and waste impacts
How to measurably improve existing buildings' energy, water, and waste impacts
How to measurably improve existing buildings' energy, water, and waste impacts
@EDFEnergyEX EDF Energy Program
One of these things is not like the other: Charlie Brown, Lucy, and FirstEnergy. How the utility tried to use Peanuts characters as a justification for a government bailout. http://ow.ly/JK6T30k6B50