Organizing in Louisiana to fight Carbon Capture, Hydrogen, and False Solutions to Climate Change & Protect Human Rights & towards a just transition in Louisiana
Louisiana Against False Solutions and Frontline Media Network present the Truth About Carbon Capture: a short film about the dangers of CCS and the real reason behind the push for a technology that has been proven to fail.
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Hosted by Senator Bill Wheat, as well as Representatives Nicholas Muscarello, Shane Mack, & Kim Coates, the meeting aims to inform the public about Air Products’ permit application, which includes construction of an ammonia and hydrogen facility, pipelines, & CO₂ injection wells
A town hall meeting was held last night, Tuesday, July 15, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. at the Lions Club in Ponchatoula (750 E Pine Street) to discuss the proposed carbon capture project beneath Lake Maurepas and its potential environmental impact.
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📷 Oppose:
HB600 & HB692: Big giveaways to oil & gas under the guise of “green” energy
HB99 & SB94: Radical changes to agency authority and wetland protections
SB59: Legislative overreach on rulemaking
📷 Support:
HB495: Shortens severance tax breaks on new gas wells
HB535: Requires legislative auditor review of tax incentives
HB601: Blocks foreign entities from using eminent domain for CO2 pipelines
HR240: Creates task force to evaluate carbon sequestration modeling
📷 No More Committee Hearings
All remaining action is happening on the House and Senate floors. Starting tonight at 6PM, bills must get a 2/3rds majority to pass. Expect a rush of votes and floor fights—especially if appropriations debates stretch out.
Here’s what you need to know heading into the final stretch:
📷 Session Extension?
A recent constitutional amendment now allows the legislature to extend session by up to 6 days (48 hours at a time, max 3x) only to finish appropriations bills—but that requires a 2/3rds vote.
📷 The 2025 Regular Session of the Louisiana Legislature is almost over! 📷
The session is scheduled to adjourn sine die by 6PM on Thursday, June 12, unless extended (📷 more on that below). Huge thanks to everyone who organized, testified, tracked bills, made calls &#heldtheline
📅 MONDAY – 6/2
🚨 Big day. Several dangerous and impactful bills up for hearing.
🏛 HOUSE:
9:00 AM – Appropriations (HCR 5)
9:30 AM – Commerce (HCR 1)
9:30 AM – Ways & Means (HCR 6)
10:00 AM – Civil Law & Procedure (HCR 4)
❌ OPPOSE SB8 – Morris (R)
Would allow the legislature to fire civil service employees at will. Undermines job protections.
10:30 AM – Transportation (HCR 3)
🏛 SENATE:
9:30 AM – Revenue & Fiscal Affairs (Hainkel Room) ✅ SUPPORT HB495 – Geymann (R) Reduces the severance tax exemption period
🔥 WEEKLY WATCH: June 1–6 🔥
Only TWO WEEKS remain in the 2025 Louisiana Legislative Session.
The LAFS Coalition is tracking harmful and hopeful bills alike. Here’s what’s coming this week — your voice matters now more than ever.