Revitalizing Louisiana’s Economy: Industry Diversification and Reform

Louisiana's reliance on oil, gas, and petrochemicals leaves its economy vulnerable as global markets stagnate and the use of renewable energy rises. This brief outlines the historical roots of that dependence, who it affects, and the economic risks of remaining reliant on a dying industry.

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October 14, 2025

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Amelia Thompson

2025 Summer Fellow

Amelia Yuan is a high school student at the Castilleja School in California. She is passionate about civic engagement, voter rights, and strengthening youth and minority political participation.

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