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Louisiana bets big on ‘blue ammonia.’ Communities along Cancer Alley brace for the cost.
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Louisiana bets big on ‘blue ammonia.’ Communities along Cancer Alley brace for the cost.
Read the full story at Floodlight. From her home in Donaldsonville, La., less than three miles from the world’s largest ammonia plant, Ashley Gaignard says the air itself carries a chemical edge. The odor, she said, is sharp and lingering. Years ago, when her son attended an elementary school about a mile from the massive … Continue reading Louisiana bets big on ‘blue ammonia.’ Communities along Cancer Alley brace for the cost.
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