Resisting Gulf Coast Fossil Fuel Expansion

At Habitat Recovery Project, our mission is rooted in challenging the expansion of fossil fuel infrastructure throughout the Gulf Coast. Since 2021, we've been at the frontline of advocating for environmental justice in the region. Through strategic engagement, direct action, artistic resistance, and proactive involvement in significant climate and energy forums, we've consistently stood against the proliferation of LNG, petrochemical, and carbon injection projects. Our efforts span diverse actions, from impactful demonstrations in key cities to active participation in crucial regulatory meetings and hearings. Our commitment to a sustainable, fossil-fuel-free future for the Gulf Coast is unwavering.

 

Since 2021 Habitat Recovery Project has been resisting fossil fuel buildout in the gulf coast

Here’s some of our favorite memories from this journey towards environmental justice for the Gulf:

  • New York - Gulf Coast Delegation to NYC Climate Week

  • Washington DC - Meeting with the Federal Energy Regulation Commission OPP & Commissioners Staff

  • Lake Charles, LA - Fishermen Fight Back Banner Drop outside the America’s Energy Summit

  • Pittsburgh - Presenter at the FracTracker Community Sentinel Awards

  • East Palestine, Ohio - We Refuse To Die Tour

  • Calcasieu Parish, LA - US Department of Energy’s Energy Justice Roadshow

  • Cameron Parish, LA - Coastal Use Permit Hearing for CP2

  • Sulphur, LA - Health & Environment Summit

 

We’re currently producing a docu-series on the environmental justice movement in SW Louisiana. Watch our trailer below and click here to learn more.