Bayou Bridge Pipeline begins construction in Louisiana amid protests, legal challenges View Larger Image The Advocate » Hailed by oil industry advocates as a needed link in the state’s industrial infrastructure during a boom in the petrochemical sector, the pipeline will carry crude oil between a hub in Lake Charles and a terminal in St. James Parish but also cut through the environmentally sensitive Atchafalaya Basin. Michelle2018-01-25T16:35:50-08:00January 24th, 2018|Louisiana, Non-Renewable Sources| Share This Story, Choose Your Platform! FacebookTwitterEmail Related Posts Sea level rise could threaten California cities and ports by 2040 March 21st, 2019 Offshore Oil and Gas Operators Want Less Regulation, but Surprise Inspections Find Serious Safety Problems March 18th, 2018 400 miles of Dallas’ natural gas pipeline still comprised of dangerous cast iron March 8th, 2018 Louisiana’s Baton Rouge, chamber presses for added use of tolling March 8th, 2018 Dakota Access Pipeline gauges oil industry interest in expanding capacity March 5th, 2018 Atlantic Coast Pipeline gets another NC permit; one more to go February 27th, 2018 Energy Transfer Partners appeals revocation of Louisiana pipeline permit February 26th, 2018 The Drowning Coast: A Louisiana Village Fights for Time February 24th, 2018 Judge Agrees to Halt Construction of Louisiana Oil Pipeline February 23rd, 2018