Green ARMY

10/25/2026

Lt. General (Ret) Russell Honore' speaking the words of President Lincoln at Gettysburg -- Copland Lincoln Portrait - Performance

10/23/2026

Bob Marshall: With big investments come big pollution risks

There’s a reason big companies like Meta and SpaceX seek out poorer states like Louisiana, columnist Bob Marshall writes.

10/16/2026

Please take action and sign petition on SpaceX

Slow Down SpaceX Project Threatening Vermilion Parish Ecosystem

10/15/2026

Protect Roseate Spoonbills From Spaceport Construction and Rocket Launch Debris!!

Please share and take action!!

SpaceX is proposing the busiest spaceport in the world for a remote stretch of wetlands—home to an incredible diversity of birds in Louisiana. The company has purchased 125,000 acres of marsh for a “Starbase,” with an eventual goal of launching dozens of rockets a day.

10/15/2026

Subsidies for CCS and fossil hydrogen
"However, CCS does not enable the energy transition. Research shows that 88 percent of projects started before 2018 failed, and leading think tank DNV has found that failure rates have only increased in recent years."

The Public Finance for Energy Database tracks international public finance flowing to energy projects from G20 countries. This data makes it easier to hold G20 governments accountable for these influential investments.

10/07/2026

Please attend and share if you live in Livingston Parish!!

10/06/2026

Please attend if you can and make comments.

10/02/2026

Please Help Get Folks Out to VOTE !

10/01/2026

ACTION ALERT: Louisiana Spotlight: Going Underground Carbon Capture In Louisiana (LPB - 8:00pm - Monday, October 5, 2026)

In Louisiana, there is passion surrounding the carbon capture debate. From proposed carbon sequestration wells in Vernon Parish to the aftermath of a carbon dioxide pipeline rupture in Satartia, Mississippi, hear from the people and communities at the center of the debate.

09/29/2026

In the wake of a petrochemical boom, companies now plan layoffs for thousands of workers.

Chemical companies that are major U.S. plastics manufacturers – including Dow, Westlake, and Eastman – have said they are trimming their workforces by thousands of employees this year, according to company announcements and filings with state workforce agencies.