The Louisiana Department of Natural Resources is proud to announce that Louisiana has been ranked as the #1 state in the U.S. for business climate for the fifth consecutive year. Discover our local coastal programs and learn about our efforts to protect and manage Louisiana's unique coastal zone.

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Louisiana student behaviors from YRBSS data include carrying guns, fights, bullying, and suicide attempts. Student perspectives on mental health importance in creating safe school environments. Efforts to promote resources for better mental health access and support. Popular

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Exploring breast cancer epidemiology, risk factors, facts, signs/symptoms, and screening guidelines, with a focus on disparities faced by AmeriHealth Caritas members in Louisiana. Details on the impact of income, early detection rates, and the LA Breast and Cervical Health Program offering mammogram

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Louisiana's ESSA plan includes an Interests and Opportunities indicator to ensure schools offer a well-rounded education to students. This involves exposure to various learning areas and skill development. The state emphasizes the need for a fair, valid, and reliable measure that aligns with its val

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The Emergency Services Unit (ESU) in Louisiana, along with Hazardous Materials management, focuses on preparing, preventing, responding, recovering, and mitigating hazardous incidents. Their goals include public safety through education, training, enforcement, and support of regulations at the state

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Xavier University of Louisiana is hosting a Community Engagement Event focusing on entrepreneurship, community outreach, and social impact. The event aims to showcase the institute's initiatives in economic mobility, small business development, and partnerships for creating a more just society. Thro

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In the Middle Ages, the Hundred Years' War between England and France spanned 116 years as they fought for control. The conflict began in 1337 when the French king confiscated English territory, leading Edward III to claim the French throne. The war's causes included disputes over territory, economi

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The concept of the State is central to traditional political theory, with varying significance in modern political thought. It encompasses the idea of a community with legitimate authority over a territory. Various definitions by scholars like Sidgwick, Garner, and Laski highlight the key elements o

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Gross Receipts Taxes, a resurgence in state revenue-raising mechanisms, are examined in Louisiana and other states, highlighting similarities and differences in approaches. The presentation delves into the structure and implications of gross receipts taxes, providing insights on legislation and fisc

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Louisiana State Police provides internet-based background check services for authorized agencies, focusing on conviction information. The process, fees, and hours of operation are detailed. The background checks are name-based and limited to Louisiana records only. Various entities can utilize the s

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Territorial sovereignty is a fundamental concept in Public International Law, essential for understanding the exercise of state authority within a defined territory. This concept encompasses the legal aspects of sovereignty, jurisdiction, and the rules governing territorial ownership changes. The ac

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Louisiana's Minimum Foundation Program (MFP) Formula for 2018-19 aims to determine the cost of education, distribute state funds equitably, and support educational needs. The formula is developed annually by the State Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (SBESE) and has specific levels for fu

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Louisiana Trust Law has a rich history from the early resistance pre-1882 to its evolution over the years. Ronald J. Scalise Jr., a prominent figure in Civil Law, explores the challenges faced and the progression of trust recognition in Louisiana. Discover the pivotal moments in the development of t

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The Sex Worker Outreach Program Northern Territory (SWOP NT) and Sex Worker Reference Group (SWRG) collaborate to advocate for the rights and safety of sex workers in Northern Territory. Through joint efforts and partnerships with stakeholders, they aim to decriminalize sex work, improve workplace e

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Louisiana Assessors Association and Retirement Fund are organizing a professional development seminar in March 2022, providing crucial information on retirement procedures, eligibility, benefit calculations, and necessary notifications for assessors' offices. The seminar covers topics such as retire

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In the British Overseas Territory of Virgin Islands, compliance with UK Orders in Council extending EU, UN, and UK sanctions is mandatory. The Governor's Office plays a key role in enforcing sanctions, including publishing lists of designated persons and restricted goods. The Governor can cooperate

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The Louisiana Tax Commission administers property tax assessment laws in Louisiana to achieve accurate, fair, and uniform ad valorem assessments. Established in 1916, it operates with five members appointed by the Governor and a budget set by the Louisiana Legislature. The Commission aims to serve t

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Explore the regulations and educational requirements for boating in Louisiana, including operator qualifications, equipment requirements, registration, and life jacket rules. Learn about the mandatory boating education courses and safety measures to enjoy a safe and fun boating experience in Louisia

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The content discusses various aspects related to the Katrina Canal breaches consolidated litigation in Louisiana, focusing on the legal implications, failures in flood control measures, geology of coastal Louisiana, coastal elevations, and the impact of canal breaches on flooding in the region. It a

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The Police Jury Association of Louisiana (PJA) was established in 1924 to enhance parish government in Louisiana. PJA offers member services, legislative advocacy, and training to the 64 parishes in the state. Parish governing authorities have the power to regulate operations, construct drainage dis

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This update provides insights into recent Louisiana SALT (State and Local Tax) litigation cases, including decisions from the Louisiana Supreme Court and pending cases before the court. The summary covers challenges to occupational license taxes, constitutional issues related to tax credits, and dis

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Louisiana Parish Population Statistics for the year 2010 reveal varying population numbers across different regions. The data provides insights into demographic changes and trends over the past decade. The total population change by parish and age group highlights shifts in different age brackets. T

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This content provides a comprehensive overview of the electronic filing process for individual income tax returns with the Louisiana Department of Revenue. It covers important details such as filing requirements, third-party filings, ERO application procedures, retention of paper documents, and more

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The prevalence of obesity among US adults was studied based on self-reported weight and height by race/ethnicity, state, and territory using data collected through the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) in 2020-2022. The definition of obesity was a body mass index (BMI) of 30 kg/m2 o

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The State & Territory AT Leadership Symposium 2020 held in Washington, D.C., focused on succession planning in various programs, with presenters discussing approaches, key knowledge areas, and practice/activity familiarity for future directors. The event featured speakers from different states and s

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The Registrar-General's Office, administered by the Department of the Attorney-General and Justice in Northern Territory, implemented a pilot project to offer free Births, Deaths, and Marriages services to remote communities. This innovative project utilized new equipment and remote processing metho

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This detailed content explores the concepts of exclusions and exemptions in Louisiana tax laws, including constitutionally protected exemptions, suspension of exemptions in response to fiscal crises, and more. It also discusses the distinction between exclusion and exemption, as well as the legislat

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Louisiana trust laws have unique characteristics regarding vested beneficiaries and substitutions upon a principal beneficiary's death. The state's civil law tradition influences trust principles, emphasizing heritability and ascertainability of beneficiaries. Specific statutes govern these aspects,

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Louisiana has lost nearly 2,000 square miles of coastland in the last 80 years due to human activities and sea level rise. The region faces a grim future with potential disappearance of more land unless major changes are made. Activities such as dam construction, oil exploitation, and invasive speci

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The Louisiana Purchase in 1803 saw America acquiring 827,000 square miles of land from France for $15 million, marking a significant territorial gain. Subsequently, the Lewis and Clark Expedition of 1804-1806, led by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, explored this new territory on the orders of Pr

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Meriwether Lewis and William Clark led an expedition in 1804 to explore the Louisiana Territory, west of the Missouri River, commissioned by President Thomas Jefferson. Their adventure included encounters with the Sioux Indians, reaching the Pacific Ocean in 1805, and the purchase of a Newfoundland

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The Federation in Louisiana was chartered in 1979, eventually securing collective bargaining rights in 1991 after multiple cycles of school board elections. Currently, it is the only school system in the state with wall-to-wall collective bargaining. The Federation has established specific provision

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Louisiana Workforce Commission provides long-term and short-term employment projections through a two-step process by industry and occupation. The methodology involves analyzing economic trends, incorporating feedback from driver firms, and considering economic development initiatives. Statistical m

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Explore the geography of China with a focus on its territory, provincial administrative units, and geographic location. Learn about the vast landmass, national borders, and key geographical features such as latitudes and coastal areas. This presentation serves as a foundational resource for understa

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The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) has a long history of helping to conserve soil, water, air, plants, animals, and the land in Louisiana. Through a dedicated team of employees and partnerships with various organizations, NRCS provides technical and financial assistance to farmer

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Improving freight transport coordination and planning in the Trans Tritia project territory covering Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, and specific regions aims to address territorial challenges, enhance regional integration, and foster cross-border cooperation. The project, co-financed by the Europ

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Iraqi Civil Law and Louisiana Law both outline the notion of contract, emphasizing obligations and consent. The Iraqi Civil Code defines a contract as a unison of offer and acceptance, while the Louisiana Civil Code incorporates French principles of vices of consent. Both legal systems require valid

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The Missouri Compromise of 1820 resolved tensions over slavery by admitting Maine as a free state and Missouri as a slave state. It banned slavery above the 36.30 N latitude in the Louisiana Purchase except for Missouri. This compromise aimed to balance the number of slave and free states in the Uni

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