ABSTRACT Colten, CE, 2017. Environmental management in coastal Louisiana: A historical
review. A series of state and federal environmental management policies have been …

Abstract The State of Louisiana faces a substantial planning challenge in addressing the
joint problems of rapid coastal land loss and storm surge flood risk, exacerbated by rising …

Port Fourchon is a vital staging area for Gulf of Mexico energy production and is strategically
located in the Barataria-Terrebonne Estuary System, a biologically and economically …

Oil and gas platforms (platforms) provide high-relief habitat in the northern Gulf of Mexico's
hypoxic zone that are important to associated fishes. Hypoxia develops near the bottom and …

Abstract Over 25% of Mississippi River delta plain (MRDP) wetlands were lost over the past
century. There is currently a major effort to restore the MRDP focused on a 50-year time …

The state of Louisiana has invested a significant amount of time and effort in restoring and
protecting the coast. These endeavors put Louisiana at the forefront of worldwide coastal …

The co-evolution of wetland loss and flood risk in the Mississippi River Delta is tested by
contrasting the response of storm surge in coastal basins with varying historical riverine …

As the physical impacts of the Anthropocene begin to make themselves felt around the
globe, maintaining current levels of economic prosperity, in many communities, will …

Climate change may affect ocean‐driven coastal flooding regimes by both raising the mean
sea level (msl) and altering ocean‐atmosphere interactions. For reliable projections of …

Coasts around the world are threatened by sea level rise and a changing climate. In
response, coastal communities and managers spend billions annually to restore changes …