DOTD pledged $500K for a traffic study, and NOPD promised more patrols—but real change is still blocked by state and federal road rules.
The fight continues. 2/2

These are not just comfort measures; they are life-saving protections for children, the elderly, outdoor workers, and low-income families on the front lines of the climate crisis.

The demands are clear. The time is now. 5/5

✅ Improved access to essential services for vulnerable residents
✅ Heat alert sirens to warn communities of dangerous conditions
✅ Public education through water bill inserts 4/

✅ A ban on utility shut-offs during heatwaves
✅ Lower utility rates for low-income households
✅ Protections for outdoor workers, including mandatory rest breaks and hydration based on heat index
✅ Development of in-home cooling zones powered by solar generators 3/

As Louisiana and the world face intensifying summer heat, the coalition delivered a bold list of policy demands, including: 2/

This project is being pushed forward without real community consent. So, on Tuesday, we stood with hundreds of community members to make our voices heard! Together, we demand climate justice, environmental protection, and respect for frontline communities. 2/2