This week on Behind The Lens, in one in all its first strikes since taking up licensing and oversight from the Division of Kids and Household Companies, the state Workplace of Juvenile Justice has licensed using mace and pepper spray in native juvenile detention services.
Enterprise World, the massive LNG plant in Plaquemines Parish has been the goal of a sequence of prankster assaults designed to name consideration to the corporate’s repeated violations of air-quality permits, its displacement of Plaquemines Parish residents, and the strain it positioned on federal regulators to construct Calcasieu Go 2, a undertaking that can produce the equal emissions of greater than 50 coal-fired energy crops.
And in a narrative about unusual bedfellows, a bulk liquid storage facility in southeast Louisiana and a neighborhood environmental group introduced a partnership that can create a neighborhood air high quality monitoring system within the area generally known as most cancers alley.
Our company this week are Lens reporters Nick Chrastil, Delaney Dryfoos and Floodlight reporter Terry L. Jones.
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