On my lastest flight surveying fossil fuel industry sites in southwest Louisiana at the end of September, I photographed liquified natural gas (LNG) export facilities, signs of drought, fir… Read More

 This Week in Firearms History:October 8: In 1633 the Massachusetts Bay Colony forms its 1st government; in 1918 (WWI) Sgt Alvin York kills 25 Germans and then captures another 132 with… Read More

In an effort to gain federal approval for a natural gas storage project in south Louisiana, Sempra LNG lobbyists crafted letters for Louisiana elected officials to send to federal regulator… Read More

Where the Tickfaw River leads into Lake Maurepas in South Louisiana, a coffin containing a plastic skeleton is fastened to pilings rising out of the water. “Save Lake Maurepas From Im… Read More

Bayou Corne, Louisiana I had a lot of fun on Bayou Corne.  And while times have changed, one this is the memories and beauty remain the same. There’s a sad part about Bayou Corn… Read More

More than four years since the Bayou Corne sinkhole appeared, Assumption Parish officials declared on Friday that the once growing, burping, oily swampland hole that made worldwide headlin… Read More

Since 2016 I’ve striven especially hard to understand what’s happening in America. Arlie Russell Hochschild is a Berkeley professor who, in the same quest, immersed herself with… Read More

Pierre Part, Louisiana… Pierre Part.  I always thought that was a weird name for a town.  I’ve known of this place for all of my knowing life.  My dad was born… Read More