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Louisiana is the “Sportman’s Paradise.” Our wealth of natural virtues is what makes us unique, what has shaped our culture, and ultimately has set the stage for a beautiful but sometimes complicated coexistence between man and nature. The bounty of the natural world in Louisiana and our geography has made Louisiana a unique and multifaceted place to live. It is only natural that the rich geology of this region and the transportation superhighway of the MS river has led Louisiana to being one of the most highly industrialized centers in North America. Within this petrochemical capital of the South lies some of the most beautiful and bountiful forest land, the most important river in the country, the nation’s largest swamp as well as one of the most productive and important fishing grounds in the world. Participating in all of these industries, in all of these environments, are the incredible hard-working people of Louisiana. 

LEAN works to address the issues that arise as these industries and inhabitants work to coexist sustainably. Our work spans many areas and categories but always strives for the same goal: to make Louisiana a healthy place to live.  

Post: May 11 2012 in: Community
Wilma Subra, LEAN's super Technical Adviser has made More magazine's 2012 Fierce List!
Post: May 02 2012 in: BP Oil Spill
Two years following the Gulf Oil Spill, Dr. Robichaux speaks about the health impacts he's seen and his success in treating them.
Post: April 28 2012 in: Water
Old Man River Brett Rogers came back to Louisiana to premier his documentary chronicling his 110 day, 2400 mile expedition down the entire Mississippi River in a wooden York boat(Annie). 
Post: April 24 2012 in: Water
SB 532 requires an environmental impact statement be performed prior to authorization of certain uses of drinking water that draw over 2 million gallons per day.
Post: April 20 2012 in: BP Oil Spill
The BP Deepwater Horizon rig exploded and burned in the Gulf of Mexico approximately 50 miles from the coast of Louisiana on April 20, 2010. Eleven workers were killed. The…
Post: April 05 2012 in: BP Oil Spill
Sea foam collected in Bayou La Batre, AL on February 27, 2012 was found to contain PAH's similar to BP Oil.
Post: April 04 2012 in: Air
The EPA has objected to Nucor's permits in response to petitions filed by Zen-Noh Grain Corporation, a company that owns a grain elevator next to the new plant site and…
Post: March 28 2012 in: Land
Slidell residents and LEAN members in several neighborhoods which are abutting a concrete crushing operation set up by Tammany Holding Company and others in the backyards of their residential communities…
Post: March 22 2012 in: Air
This morning (March 22, 2012), Just a little over one month after the EPA announced new rules on regulating pollution from plants producing polyvinyl chloride, an explosion, chemical release, and…
Post: March 07 2012 in: Community
Join us for a FREE, outdoor ENVIRONMENTAL MOVIE SERIES! Bring your blankets and lawn chairs and get ready for a good time! We will be screening 4 great movies outdoors…

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