Deep in the bayous1of Louisiana,about 80 miles southwest of New Orleans,lies the Isle de Jean Charles2,a tiny swath3of land that has all but4vanished into the Gulf of Mexico.Over the last half-century or so,the island...Deep in the bayous1of Louisiana,about 80 miles southwest of New Orleans,lies the Isle de Jean Charles2,a tiny swath3of land that has all but4vanished into the Gulf of Mexico.Over the last half-century or so,the island has fallen victim to5irresponsible oil and gas extraction6practices and the effects of climate change.Many of its residents—members展开更多
文摘Deep in the bayous1of Louisiana,about 80 miles southwest of New Orleans,lies the Isle de Jean Charles2,a tiny swath3of land that has all but4vanished into the Gulf of Mexico.Over the last half-century or so,the island has fallen victim to5irresponsible oil and gas extraction6practices and the effects of climate change.Many of its residents—members
