New Orleans I can remember from my youth, living in various communities in the West, as well as in Kentucky and New Orleans, when it was not uncommon to hear a siren go off at noon. It wasn’t a warning, but a notice. Was it a reminder to eat lunch, take a break, …
Category: Climate Change
Looking at Trump’s Climate Assault via Louisiana
Marble Falls Every once in a while, someone do you a favor and brings together a mass of cuts and bruises to really show you where all the fatal wounds are. Bob Marshall, an erstwhile reporter, sometime columnist, and all around environmentalist based in New Orleans, did that recently in the Times-Picayune by …
Beat the Heat – Act Now!
Marble Falls For decades, New Orleanians would nod to each other in the summer, “it’s not the heat, it’s the humidity,” when both would twin together around 85 degrees Fahrenheit. Now, it’s both, with temperatures that are regularly in the low 90s and can sometimes break 100, something almost unheard of decades ago. …