GreenBiz
JUNE 8, 2021
Buoyed by the success of red-meat mimics from the likes of Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat, a growing number of companies is angling to capture their share of the early market for animal-free seafood. The nonprofit has named the threatened collapse of fisheries and unmet demand for seafood alternatives as important factors.
Grist
AUGUST 10, 2023
The initiative is the first step in Louisiana’s $50 billion Coastal Master Plan, funded in part by a lawsuit settlement from the devastating Deepwater Horizon oil spill of 2010. For all the acres gained, they said, many will still be lost over time to the ravages of climate change. Slowing down the bleed.”
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DeSmogBlog
SEPTEMBER 15, 2021
Losing land at an alarming rate , Louisiana is one of the states most threatened by the impacts of climate change in the U.S. Dolphin populations are already stressed in the area, having been severely damaged by the historic BP oil disaster in 2010, which still impacts the dolphin populations in Barataria Bay today.
AGreenLiving
JUNE 8, 2021
Buoyed by the success of red-meat mimics from the likes of Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat, a growing number of companies is angling to capture their share of the early market for animal-free seafood. The nonprofit has named the threatened collapse of fisheries and unmet demand for seafood alternatives as important factors.
DeSmogBlog
SEPTEMBER 14, 2023
Credit: Julie Dermansky The diversion project lies at the intersection of two crises: the state’s alarming coastal land-loss rate and the essential threat of climate change. He fears that his constituency, which relies heavily on the seafood industry, will be forced to move since they will no longer be able to make a living.
DeSmogBlog
FEBRUARY 17, 2023
Similar language is used by other the banks encouraging investments by those concerned about climate change. Residents living near Lake Maurepas consider the prized ecosystem that offers plentiful seafood and vital storm surge protection to be an extension of their backyard and heritage. I’d like my life back.”
GreenBiz
JULY 1, 2020
Pollution plagues the region: The 2010 BP oil spill contaminated the Gulf, destroyed marshlands and shut down commercial fishing harvests on which many rely. Climate change caused by greenhouse gas emissions threatens to raise the sea level by more than six feet this century. In response, Parfait-Dardar reached out to U.S.
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