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  The Atlantic:

• When Storm Prep Is Left up to Citizens

DeSmog:

• Climate Pledges Haven’t Stopped These European Banks From Financing LNG
• A Research Duel Heats up Amid High-Stakes Decision on LNG Exports
• US/Where Was Exxon Planning to Inject CO2 in Louisiana? It’s a Trade Secret. 
• US/How $9 Billion From Taxpayers Fueled Plastics Production – and Illegal Pollution
• What’s at Stake if the U.S. OK’s Building This Gas Pipeline to Mexico
• Toxins from Marathon Refinery Fire Leaked 15 Hours Before Evacuation Called

Fast Company:

• 'There will be no living here’: How gas exports are destroying Gulf Coast communities

The Guardian:

• Louisiana’s flagship university lets oil firms influence research – for a price
• ‘Everything out the faucet is salt’: Louisianans struggle as drinking water crisis persists
• New Orleans declares emergency over saltwater intrusion in drinking water
• Revealed: Louisiana created alleged conflict of interest in ‘Cancer Alley’ case
• They cleaned up BP’s massive oil spill. Now they’re sick – and want justice

Huffington Post:

• Oil Workers On Foreign-Flagged Ships Are At The Mercy of Corporations

The Lens:

• LSU’s fossil-fuel partnerships
• Venture Global could be taking more than it gives in Plaquemines Parish
• LNG export terminals belching more pollution than estimated
• LNG plant operators change their tune on carbon capture

ProPublica:

• New Research Shows Disproportionate Rate of Coronavirus Deaths in Polluted Areas
• How Louisiana Lawmakers Stop Residents’ Efforts to Fight Big Oil and Gas
• Chemical Companies Are Building Their Plants Overseas and Shipping Them Back In. They Still Get State Tax Breaks.

The Washington Post:

• Louisiana needs sand to rebuild its coast. Old oil and gas pipelines are blocking the way.

• New Hampshire Public Radio: Windfall series for Outside/In podcast
• Texas Public Radio: Fire Triangle podcast
• Threshold Podcast: Season 4 (1.5 to Stay Alive)