Archive for May, 2009

Deja voodoo: is marsh management coming back to life? (part trois)

Deja voodoo: is marsh management coming back to life? (part trois)

  Coastal forests killed by saltwater introduced via the Houma Navigation Canal Editor’s note: This is the final installment of a post on marsh management,...

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Deja voodoo: is marsh management coming back to life? (part deux)

Deja voodoo: is marsh management coming back to life? (part deux)

  theunexplainedmysteries.com/ Editor’s note: This is the second of a three part series on my personal views about the long standing Louisiana practice of...

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Deja voodoo: is marsh management coming back to life? (part une)

Deja voodoo: is marsh management coming back to life? (part une)

  www.zombieye.com/ Editor’s note: The much-discussed guest post on the Katrina experience was broken into serial form because of its length. When this piece...

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State officials crack open the door to expanding the LCA

State officials crack open the door to expanding the LCA

Regular readers of LaCoastPost are used to dismal news on both local and global issues. Thus it is with great pleasure and satisfaction that I call your attention...

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“US” vs. USACE: a Katrina victim speaks up (part 3 of 3)

“US” vs. USACE: a Katrina victim speaks up (part 3 of 3)

Editor’s note: This concludes a three part guest post from a New Orleans resident and Katrina victim. The post by a friend and professional colleague is...

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“US” vs. USACE: a Katrina survivor weighs in (part 2 of 3)

“US” vs. USACE: a Katrina survivor weighs in (part 2 of 3)

Editor’s note: This is the middle section of a guest post from a long-term colleague, New Orleans resident and Katrina survivor who asked to remain anonymous...

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“US” vs. USACE: a Katrina vet weighs in (part 1 of 3)

“US” vs. USACE: a Katrina vet weighs in (part 1 of 3)

Editor’s note: This is part one of an unsolicited guest post from a long-term professional colleague, New Orleans resident and Katrina veteran for whom I had...

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Measuring delta health on a global scale

Measuring delta health on a global scale

    Classic shape of Nile River delta       I have previously noted that the major river deltas of the world are in a dynamic balance between growth and...

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MRGO trial ends quietly: is this a harbinger of journalism cutbacks?

MRGO trial ends quietly: is this a harbinger of journalism cutbacks?

  MRGO photo by Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation Stephen Colbert recently deadpanned, “If a tree falls in the forest and no one hears it, my illegal logging...

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Hurricane hijinks: Vitter hijacks FEMA chief confirmation

Hurricane hijinks: Vitter hijacks FEMA chief confirmation

  US Sen. David Vitter, R-LA     Craig Fugate, left, accompanied by Florida Gov. Charlie Crist. Fugate is President Barack Obama's choice to lead the Federal...

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