Lawsuit Seeks to Halt Bayou Bridge Pipeline Construction Amid High Waters, Permit Violations

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By Sharon KellyJan 24, 2019, 6:50 pm177 pts
Read time: 6 mins Since October 2018, the Mississippi River has been running high, thanks in part to heavier-than-usual rainfall across its northern and central stretches. Tags: Atchafalaya Basinkeeper Earthjustice energy transfer Louisiana Crawfish Producers Association-West Gulf Restoration Network…

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