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Entries by Susan Buchanan from 10/2012

Louisiana Coal Hubs Ignite Human Health and Coastal Restoration Concerns

| Posted 10.02.2012 | Green

Armstrong Energy in Missouri hopes to open a company-backed RAM coal terminal in Alliance, La. on the west bank of the lower Mississippi River in 2014. But residents of Ironton, located just south of RAM's site, say they don't want their air quality to get any worse than it is now.

Louisiana's Lafitte Area Wants Levee Plans Expedited Following Isaac

| Posted 10.09.2012 | Green

Residents of the Jefferson Parish town of Jean Lafitte, 25 miles south of New Orleans, hope a levee can be built soon after they were inundated by Isaac in August and a string of earlier storms.

Gert Town Overlooked As New Orleans Redevelops

| Posted 10.17.2012 | Green

Residents of Gert Town in the Sixteenth Ward of New Orleans say they see economic development on the outskirts of, but not inside, their community.

Tight State Funds Hamper Development of New Orleans BioDistrict

| Posted 10.25.2012 | Green

Mid City residents living within BioDistrict New Orleans worry that health and science entities might one day encroach on their neighborhoods, while Governor Bobby Jindal's health care cuts jeopardize the outlook for a BioDistrict lynch pin.