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Gov. Bobby Jindal pressed to take greenhouse gases more seriously

January 22, 2010 Katrina Recovery

By Mark Schleifstein, The Times-Picayune
In a letter filled with citations of peer-reviewed scientific studies, 32 scientists — including many working on the state’s coastal restoration efforts — told Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal that there’s a direct link between the rising sea levels eroding the state’s coastline and greenhouse gases produced by the state’s industries.“We believe that the scientific evidence [...]

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Coastal planning reviewed

December 15, 2009 Alabama

By AMY WOLD at Advocate staff writer

A federal task force Monday released recommendations on how federal, state and local authorities can better work together for ocean and coastal planning.
The Interagency Ocean Policy Task Force released the draft “Interim Framework for Effective Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning” report and started the public comment period, which ends Feb. 12. [...]

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Perdue says governors will meet Dec. 15 in water war

December 8, 2009 Alabama

By Jeremy Redmon at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Gov. Sonny Perdue’s office announced this afternoon that he will meet with his counterparts in Florida and Alabama on Dec. 15 concerning the tri-state water dispute.
The meeting will take place at the Wynton M. Blount Cultural Park in Montgomery, Ala.
A news release from Perdue’s office says the governors will “discuss the ongoing [...]

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After furloughs, states mull permanent cuts

December 2, 2009 Alabama

By Christine Vestal, Stateline.org Staff Writer
Moving from furloughs of state employees to more permanent downsizing, states are girding for the deepest workforce cuts yet when they hammer out their fiscal 2011 budgets next year. In preparation, many are taking stock of every position in state government to determine what effect job cuts and the possible [...]

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Chevron reports molten sulfur leak from Pascagoula refinery

October 27, 2009 Mississippi

PASCAGOULA, Miss. — Chevron Corp. on Monday said a pipeline leak at its Pascagoula refinery dumped molten sulfur into Bayou Casotte over the weekend. By April M. Havens, Mobile Register

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