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Kalyn Wolfe

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‘It’s always been the Gulf of Mexico’

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By Rick Rojas , Kalyn Wolfe, Jennifer Reed 
| The Star (Malaysia)
IN southernmost Louisiana, where the land on the map looks like grains of rice and okra in a bowl of gumbo, the body of water alongside it has always played a potent role. It has carried in ancestors, allowed for the industries that became the region’s backbone, delivered devastating storms and eroded the coast at an increasingly aggressive rate.
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¿Cómo se vive el cambio de nombre del golfo de México a golfo de América en EE. UU.?

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By Rick Rojas , Kalyn Wolfe, Jennifer Reed
| Yahoo Noticias
En la zona más al sur de Luisiana, donde la tierra en el mapa parece granos de arroz y quimbombó en un plato de gumbo, la masa de agua que la bordea siempre ha tenido un papel importante. Ha transportado a los antepasados de la zona, ha permitido que se desarrollen las industrias que se convirtieron en la columna vertebral de la región, ha sido el escenario de tormentas devastadoras y, últimamente, ha erosionado la costa a un ritmo agresivo.
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Gulf of America or Gulf of Mexico? How Some Communities Are Responding

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By Rick Rojas , Kalyn Wolfe, Jennifer Reed 
| businessandamerica.com
In southernmost Louisiana, where the land on the map looks like grains of rice and okra in a bowl of gumbo, the body of water alongside it has always played a potent role. It has carried in ancestors, allowed for the industries that became the region’s backbone, delivered devastating storms and eroded the coast, lately at an aggressive clip. Living near the water has required understanding its rhythms and their consequences.
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