
Losing Ground: Southeast Louisiana Is Disappearing, Quickly
Aug 28, 2014 · Maps used by researchers to illustrate what the state will look like in 2100 under current projections show the bottom of Louisiana’s “boot” outline largely gone, replaced by a …
Louisiana Loses Its Boot - Medium
Sep 8, 2014 · The boot-shaped state isn’t shaped like a boot anymore. That’s why we revised its iconic outline to reflect the truth about a sinking, disappearing place.
Love The Boot - Keep Louisiana Beautiful
Get involved with Love the Boot Week, Louisiana's biggest anti-litter and beautification event. See event goals and register to volunteer in your area.
The Boot: Empowering Military to Thriving Civilian Futures in LA
Empowering military members in Louisiana for a successful transition to civilian life. The Boot connects them with local resources to ensure a secure and thriving future.
NASA Imagery: Louisiana is Losing its Coastline - Earth.Org
Jan 21, 2021 · The familiar boot shape of Louisiana would look very different if maps depicted only its solid land, highlighting how much of the state is in a precarious position between …
The Boot: A New Initiative to Recruit, Retain, and Return Military ...
Aug 1, 2024 · Baton Rouge, Louisiana — August 1, 2024 — The State of Louisiana is proud to announce the launch of The Boot, a pioneering organization dedicated to recruiting, retaining, …
Louisiana: No Longer the Iconic Boot-Shaped State - Teen Ink
Apr 20, 2017 · A portion of Southeast Louisiana, roughly the size of Delaware, has been lost to the Gulf of Mexico, making every modern map of the famous boot-shaped outline a lie.
Louisiana’s Disappearing Coast - The New Yorker
Mar 25, 2019 · Every hour and a half, Louisiana sheds another football field’s worth of land. Every few minutes, it drops a tennis court’s worth. On maps, the state may still resemble a boot. …
Boot-shaped state? Should Louisiana change the shape of its map? - NOLA.com
Sep 9, 2014 · The story -- Louisiana Loses Its Boot -- argues that the gaping wound coastal land loss has left on our on our state is not adequately reflected by the boot. Louisianans have …
Louisiana looks like a boot, right? That’s what they taught us ...
Sep 13, 2014 · Blame coastal erosion, climate change, and oil and gas production. So, why is it that, on every U.S. map and highway sign, on every T-shirt and in online quizzes asking you to …