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Katie Jane Fernelius

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Journalist in New Orleans for @veritenewsnola. Member of @dstodayunion. Also, writer and producer. 📧: kfernelius@veritenews.org

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Journalist, writer, and creative producer based in New Orleans.

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Environmental groups worry proposed rule could chill debate before Louisiana’s utility regulators

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By Katie Jane Fernelius Verified
| Louisiana Illuminator
The Louisiana Public Service Commission, which regulates utilities across the state, is considering adopting a new rule that would require any group that seeks to intervene in regulatory proceedings to disclose all of its funding sources that originate outside of Louisiana.
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Environmental groups worry proposed rule before state utility regulators could chill debate on fossil fuels, data centers

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By Katie Jane Fernelius Verified
| Verite Verified
The Louisiana Public Service Commission, which regulates utilities across the state, is considering adopting a new rule that would require any group that seeks to intervene in regulatory proceedings to disclose all of its funding sources that originate outside of Louisiana.
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Nearly one in five New Orleanians — and one in three children — are food insecure. What can City Hall do to address this?

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By Katie Jane Fernelius Verified
| Verite Verified
Before sunrise, volunteers at the Second Harvest Food Bank are already plating senior meals and loading trucks bound for pantries across South Louisiana. The food bank, which is located at a warehouse in Harahan, is the largest in the state and oversees a slew of initiatives that feed children in after-school programs, supply groceries to low-income seniors and help residents navigate applications for food benefits — all in addition to providing food across 23 parishes.
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