Louisiana 2022 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HR177

Introduced
5/24/22  
Introduced
5/24/22  
Passed
5/25/22  

Caption

Commends R. King Milling for twenty years of service to the restoration and protection of the coast of Louisiana

Impact

The resolution aims to recognize Mr. Milling’s efforts in raising awareness about Louisiana's land loss crisis and his successful initiation of the Coastal Master Plan. He has adeptly bridged the necessary partnerships between the business community and environmentalists, emphasizing the shared concern over coastal erosion. Through his initiatives, he has helped steer substantial funding and resources toward restoration projects that benefit not only the ecosystems but also the local economy that depends on these natural resources.

Summary

House Resolution 177 commends R. King Milling for his twenty years of dedicated service to the restoration and protection of the coast of Louisiana. The resolution highlights his significant contributions, including his leadership of various commissions focused on coastal restoration and environmental protection efforts. Mr. Milling’s background in law and banking, combined with his passion for Louisiana's wetlands, positions him as a vital figure in shaping policies related to the state's ecological challenges.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR177 is overwhelmingly positive, reflecting the community's appreciation for Mr. Milling’s years of service and advocacy. Many recognize his unique ability to communicate the urgency of environmental issues to both policymakers and the public. His work is viewed as crucial in ensuring the long-term health and sustainability of Louisiana's coastal areas, which has significant environmental and economic implications.

Contention

While HR177 serves as a celebration of an individual's contributions, it also underscores broader themes of environmental policy and community engagement in Louisiana. The resolution highlights the urgent need for continued focus on coastal protection as the state grapples with the consequences of climate change and environmental degradation. This recognition may spark discussions on the ongoing efforts needed to address these pressing issues and ensure that Louisiana’s unique coastal landscape is preserved for future generations.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA HR36

Approves the annual state integrated coastal protection plan for Fiscal Year 2026, as adopted by the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority Board

LA HR1

Approves the annual state integrated coastal protection plan for Fiscal Year 2026-2027, as adopted by the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority Board

LA HCR4

Memorialize Congress to recognize that the Louisiana Coastal area is in a crisis that warrants federal attention and cooperation

LA HR76

Commends Women of the Storm on the occasion of its twentieth anniversary

LA HCR6

Commends Casey Durand of Central Timber Services on being named the 2024 Outstanding Louisiana Logger by the Louisiana Forestry Association

LA HR57

Commends Mark Shirley on the occasion of his retirement from Louisiana Sea Grant and the LSU AgCenter

LA HR72

Commends Sophia Patout and Layla Porter on winning the Future Farmers of America building communities national championship award for their Coastal Restoration Heroes program

LA HR24

Urges and requests the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority to work with the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries to develop integrated coastal protection projects aimed at preserving and maintaining healthy estuarine and essential fish habitat in and around Lake Pontchartrain

LA SR28

Approves the annual state integrated coastal protection plan for Fiscal Year 2026, as adopted by the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority Board.

LA SR7

Approves the annual state integrated coastal protection plan for Fiscal Year 2027, as adopted by the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority Board.

Similar Bills

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