Update: EMER18-003, According to DNR
“We still don’t know where it’s coming from.” — Patrick Courreges, DNR spokesman
F#*ck This post archive
Don’t Drink the Water!
Part 8 of our “Frack This” series, examining the gas and water emergency in DeSoto Parish
Who’s In Charge?
Is Louisiana’s Office of Conservation really in charge of conservation? Part 7 of our “F#*ck This” series.
Bubble, Bubble: This Gas Means Trouble
Part Six of our ongoing series, “F#*ck This.”
The DeSoto Parish Matter: “These Are the Facts As We See Them”
In rural northwest Louisiana, where fracking is now king, a state agency declared an environmental emergency. Months later, some affected residents and property owners still haven’t been told.
Sue Lincoln reports on her meeting with officials in Louisiana’s Department of Natural Resources in Part Five of the series “F#*ck This.”
An Environmental Emergency in DeSoto Parish? “Perhaps. If It Makes Sense to the Operators”
Part 4 of our “F**ck This” series.
Drill, Baby, Drill!
Part 3 of our continuing “F**CK THIS” series.
Frack Soup
Part two of our series examining the oil and gas fracking industry, and Louisiana’s troubled marriage with it.
It Starts with F and Ends with C, K
This is the first in a multi-part Bayou Brief series examining the oil and gas fracking industry, and Louisiana’s troubled marriage with it.
