Louisiana’s largest sources of money to pay for coastal restoration and protection work will run dry within the next decade, leaving the state far short of the cash needed to fulfill its master plan, respond to climate change and safeguard its residents and businesses, according to a new commentary from the Public Affairs Research Council.
How will the coastal restoration plan be funded once oil spill money runs dry?
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