At the edge of southern Louisiana sits Port Fourchon—the hub through which 20 percent of our nation’s oil and gas supplies are distributed to the rest of the country. The only road leading to and from this major port is the Louisiana-1 Highway. A drive down the LA-1 through a vulnerable but vibrant coastal landscape shows what is at stake if ‘America’s longest main street’ fails to stay above water.
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Everything’s Moving: Relative Sea Level Rise Explained
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Advanced Coastal GPS: Immediate Data, Immediate Decisions
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Built to Last: Climate Data Ensure Oil Supply Route
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Ground Zero for Sea Level Rise
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Louisiana’s Front Line: Defense from Storm and Surge
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