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Segment 2 of the World Wetlands Day 24 hour protest broadcast exposing the big lie that's pushing 2 massive experimental projects near New Orleans, Louisiana that threaten dolphins, the 2 greatest estuaries in the world, over 25% of the entire country's domestic seafood supply & a culture

The World Needs To Watch This Louisiana Wetlands Environmental Fight

New Orleans, Louisiana Krewe of Druids, live from beautiful St. Charles Ave!

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Louisiana shrimp, oysters, dolphins, and a culture will have to receive a New Orleans-style Jazz Funeral if planned destructive Mississippi River Diversion projects are allowed to happen.

Conmunity meeting in St. Tammany Parish, LA, to express outrage at Louisiana’s planned destructive Mississippi River Diversion projects

Louisiana's 2023 Coastal Master Plan Public Meeting, New Orleans. Watch Gulf Coast Resource Coalition and Save Louisiana Coalition official public comments for the record in the fight to prevent an environmental and economic disaster.

Battle lines are being drawn as politics, big money and science team up force a climate action project through that threatens a region's culture, economy and communities. Subscribe and watch the full episode - Segment 1 of a World Wetlands Day 2023 nonstop 24 hour long protest broadcast! https://youtu.be/Nc_LpR2rtbw

Help save the environment, dolphins, wetlands, natural resources, a culture and communities! Join us during a 24 hour continuous livestream to reveal the facts and protest planned Mississippi River Diversion projects that will destroy the two largest producing estuaries in the world that provide over 25% of America's domestic seafood production, drive one of the largest dolphin populations in the U.S. to extinction, and forever affect the culture and economy of the Gulf Coast region!

Help save the environment, dolphins, wetlands, natural resources, a culture and communities! Join us during a 24 hour continuous livestream to reveal the facts and protest planned Mississippi River Diversion projects that will destroy the two largest producing estuaries in the world that provide over 25% of America's domestic seafood production, drive one of the largest dolphin populations in the U.S. to extinction, and forever affect the culture and economy of the Gulf Coast region!

Help save the environment, dolphins, wetlands, natural resources, a culture and communities! Join us during a 24 hour continuous livestream to reveal the facts and protest planned Mississippi River Diversion projects that will destroy the two largest producing estuaries in the world that provide over 25% of America's domestic seafood production, drive one of the largest dolphin populations in the U.S. to extinction, and forever affect the culture and economy of the Gulf Coast region!

Help save the environment, dolphins, wetlands, natural resources, a culture and communities! Join us during a 24 hour continuous livestream to reveal the facts and protest planned Mississippi River Diversion projects that will destroy the two largest producing estuaries in the world that provide over 25% of America's domestic seafood production, drive one of the largest dolphin populations in the U.S. to extinction, and forever affect the culture and economy of the Gulf Coast region!

Live Broadcast Interview, President of Save Louisiana Coalition, tackling the big money, politics and greenwashing narrative of Mississippi River Diversions

Live event broadcast of the parade Chewbacchus in the world-famous New Orleans French Quarter! A walking parade with homemade floats and costumes with a Sci Fi theme - one of the locals' favorites! The beautiful Gulf Coast has more fun, food and frolic than anywhere in the world!♥️😁💥

A Gulf Coast environmental lawsuit victory last week may hamper Louisiana’s multi-billion dollar plans for destructive Mississippi River diversions. Science proves the projects will destroy Essential Fish Habitat and the two greatest estuaries in the world, but efforts continue to push the projects through with political maneuvering and greenwashing by large environmental groups. Support our Nonprofit to continue this fight! Https://gulfcoastresource.org/join-us

Join us on World Wetlands Day, Feb 2nd, for a 24 hr continuous livestream broadcast to reveal and protest planned Mississippi River Diversion projects that will destroy the two largest producing estuaries in the world, drive one of the largest dolphin populations in the US to extinction, and forever affect the culture and economy of the Gulf Coast region!

A landmark environmental lawsuit decision last week stemming from a 2019 Mississippi River spillway disaster could help stop Louisiana's plan for massive, destructive Mississippi River diversion projects being pushed by big money, politics and a false greenwashing narrative from large environmental groups! Support our Nonprofit to help us continue the fight for Our Coast, Our Cause! https://streamlabs.com/gulfcoastresource/tip

The roots of a landmark environmental lawsuit decision may set the precedent to fight destructive Mississippi River Diversion projects being pushed in Louisiana by big money, politics and a greenwashing narrative

The entire Gulf Coast seafood-based culture, restaurants and tourism is in jeopardy from Louisiana’s massive river diversion projects being pushed by big money, politics and a false environmental narrative.

One of the largest dolphin populations in the US will pay the price for Environmentalists and Louisiana bureaucrats using lobbyists to sneak an unprecedented waiver to the Marine Mammal Protection Act through Congress for their massive, destructive Mississippi River Diversion experimental project.

Louisiana's Mid-Barataria River Diversion project being pushed by big money, politics and a false environmental narrative will destroy Louisiana's commercial seafood industry according to the science in the project's Environmental Impact Statement. New Orleans tourism and restaurants rely heavily on Louisiana's shrimp and oyster bounty and will pay the price if the project is allowed.