LSU program awarded $5.4M to study extreme weather impacts

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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration awarded climate researchers $5.4 million over five years as part of the Southern Climate Impact Planning Program, or SCIPP, which LSU is a part of, the school announced Wednesday. The money will fund new projects studying how people have left Louisiana’s coast due to extreme weather events like hurricanes

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