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  • NuStar Energy oil tanks and train terminal in St. James, Louisiana, next to the community on Burton Lane where Lavigne's friends, Mayho and Hunter lived, and close to where the Bayou Bridge pipeline terminates. Flight made possible by SouthWings.
    Cancer Alley Louisiana08.jpg
  • NuStar Energy  Oil tanks and train terminal in St. James, Louisiana next to the community on Burton Lane. The proposed Bayou Bridge pipeline will end in St. James.
    Cancer Alley Louisiana07.jpg
  • NuStar Energy  Oil tanks and train terminal in St. James, Louisiana next to the community on Burton Lane. The proposed Bayou Bridge pipeline will end in St. James.
    Cancer Alley Louisiana06.jpg
  • Dow Chemcical and<br />
Occidental Chemcial in Taft Louisiana.
    Cancer Alley Louisiana05.jpg
  • Dow Chemcical and<br />
Occidental Chemcial in Taft Louisiana across from Norco's Shell and Valero refineries.
    Cancer Alley Louisiana04.jpg
  • Dow Chemcical and<br />
Occidental Chemcial in Taft Louisiana.
    Cancer Alley Louisiana03.jpg
  • Aerial view of a Valero, Shell refinery.
    Cancer Alley Louisiana02.jpg
  • Waterford Nuclear 3 Nuclear Plant next to Dow Chemical Refinery in Taft
    Cancer Alley Louisiana01.jpg
  • International-Matex Tank Terminals along the Mississippi River know as 'Cancer Alley', next to St. Rose, Lousiiana.
    St. Rose, LA Cancer Alley01.jpg
  • International-Matex Tank Terminals along the Mississippi River know as 'Cancer Alley', next to St. Rose, Lousiiana.
    St. Rose Tank FarmJ46A5064.jpg
  • International-Matex Tank Terminals along the Mississippi River know as 'Cancer Alley', next to St. Rose, Lousiiana.
    St Rose Cancer AlleyJ46A4937-Edit.jpg
  • Dupont's Pontchartrain Works now Denka/DuPont in Laplace that produces Neoprene, now owned by  Denka Co. Ltd. and called -Denka Reserve plant, next to community of Reserve, Louisiana, where residents report health problems associated with the emissions for the plant. Nov 15, 2016
    DuPont Denka plant in LaPlace01.jpg
  • Dupont's Pontchartrain Works now Denka/DuPont in Laplace that produces Neoprene, now owned by  Denka Co. Ltd. and called -Denka Reserve plant, next to community of Reserve, Louisiana, where residents report health problems associated with the emissions for the plant. Nov 15, 2016
    DuPont Denka plant in LaPlace02.jpg
  • Dupont's Pontchartrain Works now Denka/DuPont in Laplace that produces Neoprene, now owned by  Denka Co. Ltd. and called -Denka Reserve plant, next to community of Reserve, Louisiana, where residents report health problems associated with the emissions for the plant. Nov 15, 2016
    Denka Plant in LaPlaceDuPont Denka p...jpg
  • Golden Meadow, Louisiana, in Lafourche Parish, one of the coastal parishes that opted not to sue the oil and gas industry for past practices that failed to restore coastal wetlands.The Louisiana coast loses a football field’s worth of land every 38 minutes. This staggering rate of land loss has been brought on by climate change, subsidance. and coastal erosion accelerated by human activities, including water diversion projects and damage done by the oil and gas industry.
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  • Golden Meadow, Louisiana, in Lafourche Parish, one of the coastal parishes that opted not to sue the oil and gas industry for past practices that failed to restore coastal wetlands.The Louisiana coast loses a football field’s worth of land every 38 minutes. This staggering rate of land loss has been brought on by climate change, subsidance. and coastal erosion accelerated by human activities, including water diversion projects and damage done by the oil and gas industry.
    Coastal Erosion in Louisiana001.jpg
  • Golden Meadow, Louisiana, in Lafourche Parish, one of the coastal parishes that opted not to sue the oil and gas industry for past practices that failed to restore coastal wetlands.The Louisiana coast loses a football field’s worth of land every 38 minutes. This staggering rate of land loss has been brought on by climate change, subsidance. and coastal erosion accelerated by human activities, including water diversion projects and damage done by the oil and gas industry.
    Coastal Erosion in Louisiana002.jpg
  • Rattlesnake Bayou, in Plaquemines Parish. that is suing the oil and gas industry for past practices that failed to restore coastal wetlands.The Louisiana coast loses a football field’s worth of land every 38 minutes. This staggering rate of land loss has been brought on by climate change, subsidance. and coastal erosion accelerated by human activities, including water diversion projects and damage done by the oil and gas industry.
    Coastal Erosion in Louisiana006.jpg
  • OIl and gas industry site off Plaquemines Parish wetlands.
    Coastal Erosion in Louisiana007.jpg
  • Rattlesnake Bayou, in Plaquemines Parish. that is suing the oil and gas industry for past practices that failed to restore coastal wetlands.The Louisiana coast loses a football field’s worth of land every 38 minutes. This staggering rate of land loss has been brought on by climate change, subsidance. and coastal erosion accelerated by human activities, including water diversion projects and damage done by the oil and gas industry.
    Coastal Erosion in Louisiana009.jpg
  • Rattlesnake Bayou, in Plaquemines Parish. that is suing the oil and gas industry for past practices that failed to restore coastal wetlands.The Louisiana coast loses a football field’s worth of land every 38 minutes. This staggering rate of land loss has been brought on by climate change, subsidance. and coastal erosion accelerated by human activities, including water diversion projects and damage done by the oil and gas industry.
    Coastal Erosion in Louisiana010.jpg
  • Golden Meadow, Louisiana, in Lafourche Parish, one of the coastal parishes that opted not to sue the oil and gas industry for past practices that failed to restore coastal wetlands.The Louisiana coast loses a football field’s worth of land every 38 minutes. This staggering rate of land loss has been brought on by climate change, subsidance. and coastal erosion accelerated by human activities, including water diversion projects and damage done by the oil and gas industry.
    Coastal Erosion in Louisiana011.jpg
  • Rattlesnake Bayou, in Plaquemines Parish. that is suing the oil and gas industry for past practices that failed to restore coastal wetlands.The Louisiana coast loses a football field’s worth of land every 38 minutes. This staggering rate of land loss has been brought on by climate change, subsidance. and coastal erosion accelerated by human activities, including water diversion projects and damage done by the oil and gas industry.
    Coastal Erosion in Louisiana012.jpg
  • Golden Meadow, Louisiana, in Lafourche Parish, one of the coastal parishes that opted not to sue the oil and gas industry for past practices that failed to restore coastal wetlands.The Louisiana coast loses a football field’s worth of land every 38 minutes. This staggering rate of land loss has been brought on by climate change, subsidance. and coastal erosion accelerated by human activities, including water diversion projects and damage done by the oil and gas industry.
    Coastal Erosion in Louisiana016.jpg
  • An aerial view of and oil and gas inudstry site in Plaquemines Parish on the banks of the Mississippi River, reveals the disappearing remains of its coastal lands.The Louisiana coast loses a football field’s worth of land every 38 minutes. This staggering rate of land loss has been brought on by climate change,  subsidance. and coastal erosion accelerated by human activities, including water diversion projects and damage done by the oil and gas industry.
    Oil and Gas Industry in LA001.jpg
  • An aerial view of and oil and gas inudstry site in Plaquemines Parish on the banks of the Mississippi River, reveals the disappearing remains of its coastal lands.The Louisiana coast loses a football field’s worth of land every 38 minutes. This staggering rate of land loss has been brought on by climate change,  subsidance. and coastal erosion accelerated by human activities, including water diversion projects and damage done by the oil and gas industry.
    Oil and Gas Industry in LA002.jpg
  • An aerial view of and oil and gas inudstry site in Plaquemines Parish on the banks of the Mississippi River, reveals the disappearing remains of its coastal lands.The Louisiana coast loses a football field’s worth of land every 38 minutes. This staggering rate of land loss has been brought on by climate change,  subsidance. and coastal erosion accelerated by human activities, including water diversion projects and damage done by the oil and gas industry.
    Oil and Gas Industry in LA003.jpg
  • An aerial view of and oil and gas inudstry site in Plaquemines Parish on the banks of the Mississippi River, reveals the disappearing remains of its coastal lands.The Louisiana coast loses a football field’s worth of land every 38 minutes. This staggering rate of land loss has been brought on by climate change,  subsidance. and coastal erosion accelerated by human activities, including water diversion projects and damage done by the oil and gas industry.
    Oil and Gas Industry in LA004.jpg
  • An aerial view of Plaquemines Parish reveals the disappearing remains of its coastal lands.The Louisiana coast loses a football field’s worth of land every 38 minutes. This staggering rate of land loss has been brought on by climate change,  subsidance. and coastal erosion accelerated by human activities, including water diversion projects and damage done by the oil and gas industry.
    Oil and Gas Industry in LA005.jpg
  • An aerial view of Plaquemines Parish reveals the disappearing remains of its coastal lands.The Louisiana coast loses a football field’s worth of land every 38 minutes. This staggering rate of land loss has been brought on by climate change,  subsidance. and coastal erosion accelerated by human activities, including water diversion projects and damage done by the oil and gas industry.
    Oil and Gas Industry in LA006.jpg
  • An aerial view of and oil and gas inudstry site in Plaquemines Parish on the banks of the Mississippi River, reveals the disappearing remains of its coastal lands.The Louisiana coast loses a football field’s worth of land every 38 minutes. This staggering rate of land loss has been brought on by climate change,  subsidance. and coastal erosion accelerated by human activities, including water diversion projects and damage done by the oil and gas industry.
    Oil and Gas Industry in LA007.jpg
  • An aerial view of Plaquemines Parish reveals the disappearing remains of its coastal lands.The Louisiana coast loses a football field’s worth of land every 38 minutes. This staggering rate of land loss has been brought on by climate change,  subsidance. and coastal erosion accelerated by human activities, including water diversion projects and damage done by the oil and gas industry.
    Oil and Gas Industry in LA008.jpg
  • An aerial view of Plaquemines Parish reveals the disappearing remains of its coastal lands.The Louisiana coast loses a football field’s worth of land every 38 minutes. This staggering rate of land loss has been brought on by climate change,  subsidance. and coastal erosion accelerated by human activities, including water diversion projects and damage done by the oil and gas industry.
    Oil and Gas Industry in LA009.jpg
  • An aerial view of Plaquemines Parish reveals the disappearing remains of its coastal lands.The Louisiana coast loses a football field’s worth of land every 38 minutes. This staggering rate of land loss has been brought on by climate change,  subsidance. and coastal erosion accelerated by human activities, including water diversion projects and damage done by the oil and gas industry.
    Oil and Gas Industry in LA010.jpg
  • An aerial view of Plaquemines Parish reveals the disappearing remains of its coastal lands.The Louisiana coast loses a football field’s worth of land every 38 minutes. This staggering rate of land loss has been brought on by climate change,  subsidance. and coastal erosion accelerated by human activities, including water diversion projects and damage done by the oil and gas industry.
    Oil and Gas Industry in LA011.jpg
  • An aerial view of Plaquemines Parish reveals the disappearing remains of its coastal lands.The Louisiana coast loses a football field’s worth of land every 38 minutes. This staggering rate of land loss has been brought on by climate change,  subsidance. and coastal erosion accelerated by human activities, including water diversion projects and damage done by the oil and gas industry.
    Oil and Gas Industry in LA012.jpg
  • An aerial view of Plaquemines Parish reveals the disappearing remains of its coastal lands.The Louisiana coast loses a football field’s worth of land every 38 minutes. This staggering rate of land loss has been brought on by climate change,  subsidance. and coastal erosion accelerated by human activities, including water diversion projects and damage done by the oil and gas industry.
    Coastal Erosion in LA Swamp002.jpg
  • An aerial view of Plaquemines Parish reveals the disappearing remains of its coastal lands.The Louisiana coast loses a football field’s worth of land every 38 minutes. This staggering rate of land loss has been brought on by climate change,  subsidance. and coastal erosion accelerated by human activities, including water diversion projects and damage done by the oil and gas industry.
    Coastal Erosion in LA Swamp005.jpg
  • International-Matex Tank Terminals along the Mississippi River know as 'Cancer Alley', next to St. Rose, Lousiiana.
    Industry in St. Rose Louisiana114A38...jpg
  • Golden Meadow, Louisiana, in Lafourche Parish, one of the coastal parishes that opted not to sue the oil and gas industry for past practices that failed to restore coastal wetlands.The Louisiana coast loses a football field’s worth of land every 38 minutes. This staggering rate of land loss has been brought on by climate change, subsidance. and coastal erosion accelerated by human activities, including water diversion projects and damage done by the oil and gas industry.
    Coastal Erosion in LA Swamp011.jpg
  • Island Road connecting Pointe-aux-Chenes with Isle de Jean Charles in Terrebonne Parish.<br />
Recent hurricanes hastened coastal erosion. Many resident have moved away. The area is the home of the Pointe-au-Chien Tribe.
    Island Road04.jpg
  • Aerial view of Island Road leading to Isle De Jean Charles , in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana.
    Island Road01.jpg
  • Aerial view of an abandoned oil and gas  faciltiy in Plaquemines Parish where land loss due to coastal erosion is estimated to be more than the size of footaball field every hour.
    Industry in Plaquemines Parish03.jpg
  • Aerial view of an oil and gas faciltiy in Plaquemines Parish where land loss due to coastal erosion is estimated to be more than the size of footaball field every hour.
    Industry in Plaquemines Parish02.jpg
  • Aerial view of an oil and gas  faciltiy in Plaquemines Parish where land loss due to coastal erosion is estimated to be more than the size of footaball field every hour.
    Industry in Plaquemines Parish01.jpg
  • Aerial view of an oil and gas faciltiy in Plaquemines Parish where land loss due to coastal erosion is estimated to be more than the size of footaball field every hour.
    Industry in Plaquemines Parish08.jpg
  • Aerial view of an oil and gas faciltiy in Plaquemines Parish where land loss due to coastal erosion is estimated to be more than the size of footaball field every hour.
    Industry in Plaquemines Parish07.jpg
  • Aerial view of an oil and gas  faciltiy in Plaquemines Parish where land loss due to coastal erosion is estimated to be more than the size of footaball field every hour.
    Industry in Plaquemines Parish06.jpg
  • Aerial view of an oil and gas  faciltiy in Plaquemines Parish where land loss due to coastal erosion is estimated to be more than the size of footaball field every hour.
    Industry in Plaquemines Parish05.jpg
  • Aerial view of an oil and gas  faciltiy in Plaquemines Parish where land loss due to coastal erosion is estimated to be more than the size of footaball field every hour.
    Industry in Plaquemines Parish04.jpg
  • Aerial view of a shrimp boat in the Gulf of Mexico
    Shrimp boat in GulfJ46A1586.jpg
  • Aerial view of an oil production platform in the Gulf of Mexico with a flare of the coast of Port Fourchon,Louisiana’s southernmost port, where land loss due to coastal erosion is estimated to be more than the size of footaball field every hour.
    Flare at oil rig in Gulf 06.jpg
  • Aerial view of an oil production platform in the Gulf of Mexico with a flare of the coast of Port Fourchon,Louisiana’s southernmost port, where land loss due to coastal erosion is estimated to be more than the size of footaball field every hour.
    Flare at oil rig in Gulf 05.jpg
  • Aerial view of an oil production platform in the Gulf of Mexico with a flare of the coast of Port Fourchon,Louisiana’s southernmost port, where land loss due to coastal erosion is estimated to be more than the size of footaball field every hour.
    Flare at oil rig in Gulf 04.jpg
  • Aerial view of an oil production platform in the Gulf of Mexico with a flare of the coast of Port Fourchon,Louisiana’s southernmost port, where land loss due to coastal erosion is estimated to be more than the size of footaball field every hour.
    Flare at oil rig in Gulf 03.jpg
  • Aerial view of an oil production platform in the Gulf of Mexico with a flare of the coast of Port Fourchon,Louisiana’s southernmost port, where land loss due to coastal erosion is estimated to be more than the size of footaball field every hour.
    Flare at oil rig in Gulf 02.jpg
  • Aerial view of an oil production platform in the Gulf of Mexico with a flare of the coast of Port Fourchon,Louisiana’s southernmost port, where land loss due to coastal erosion is estimated to be more than the size of footaball field every hour.
    Flare at oil rig in Gulf 01.jpg
  • Aerial view of The “Great Wall” of Louisiana, built after Hurricane Katrina to protect New Olreans.
    The 'Great Wall'004.jpg
  • Aerial view of and oil and gas industry  faciltiy in Southern Louisiana where land loss due to coastal erosion is estimated to be more than the size of footaball field every hour.
    Marsh fire08.jpg
  • Aerial view of and oil and gas industry  faciltiy in Southern Louisiana where land loss due to coastal erosion is estimated to be more than the size of footaball field every hour.
    Marsh fire07.jpg
  • Aerial view of and oil and gas industry  faciltiy in Southern Louisiana where land loss due to coastal erosion is estimated to be more than the size of footaball field every hour.
    Marsh fire03.jpg
  • Aerial view of Plaquemines Parish in Southern Louisiana where land loss due to coastal erosion is estimated to be more than the size of footaball field every hour.
    Coastal Erosion in Louisiana016.jpg