Aquaponics being taught in Vietnamese community

By L. Kasimu Harris The Louisiana Weekly The students’ aim is turning brown poop into green money. So far, they have spent three days in

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Transit Authority to continue enhancing bus service

By Susan Buchanan The Louisiana Weekly You’ve probably heard the slogan “RTA is going your way,” and instead wished the bus was coming your way.

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Rising temperatures, droughts, storms on the rise, report finds
By Katherine Bagley Contributing Writer Editor’s Note: Record heat waves, drought, floods, thunderstorms, tornado outbreaks—extreme weather battered much of the United States and parts of the world in recent years, causing an ... Naval complex makeover slated for early 2013
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By Susan Buchanan Contributing Writer South Louisiana residents know that the coast is losing a football field of wetlands to the Gulf each hour as well as they know how the Saints ... Study finds FDA underestimated health risks of Gulf seafood after BP disaster
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