There are some data centers that are using less water than a crawfish farmer uses on his farm here in Louisiana.
Jeff Landry
The Public Record
Used to be, the saying was, ‘Where goes New Orleans, where goes the state.’ Let me tell you what happened today. That has changed,"
New Orleans thinks they’re so special … That parish is going to operate exactly like the rest of this state, and the people of this state want that."
I told people from North Louisiana that we were going to bring economic development in.
How is it that the City one day needs $110 million and today it does not?
Please remember the State and its citizens are not an ATM on Bourbon Street!
From a strategic natural resources standpoint, that place is unbelievably important to us.
The criminal justice system is a circus at its finest in Orleans and we will not have any of that!
Based on the information contained in the motion by @AGLizMurrill, I am ordering the State Police to immediately begin investigating the alleged improprieties of this grand jury and those who ran it!
There is no real harvest pressure on tarpon, and nothing in the science suggests we need new limits or restrictions to protect them. Louisiana’s anglers do not need more regulatory hurdles for their recreational activities.
That’s exactly what we did this year. If you look at the descriptions of what we struck out, it’s overwhelmingly NGO funding, which is in line with my desire to be the best stewards of taxpayer dollars.
The city of New Orleans has been in a tough financial spot. The state has come in to help, but that must also come with fiscal restraint.
data centers that cause energy prices to rise across the grid should not qualify for the sales tax break unless other benefits outweigh the high prices
an executive order he signed Thursday will protect Louisiana’s household utility customers from covering the costs of power-hungry data centers
The PSC should not allow anyone to take advantage of power markets at the expense of our ratepayers.
Our classroom teachers are actually making less money today than they did in 1988 when you adjust for inflation.
The best way to end race-based discrimination is to stop making decisions based on race.
We’ve got 18,000 acres at Angola — if it was up to me, I would send them all there for the rest of their lives.
I will make it a top priority to make sure seniors, individuals with disabilities, and children do not go hungry.





