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“The governor and Chairman Dove have canceled these projects in the name of the people, but what are they giving the people in return?” said Lauren Bourg, director of the National Audubon Society’s Mississippi River Delta program.

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Residents hoped a new land restoration project would help protect their communities as the land sinks and the sea rises.

But this past summer, Republican Governor Jeff Landry canceled it.