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Louisiana Energy Industry Helps Shield U.S. From Global Oil Crisis, Briggs Says

9 min · 1. Juni 2026
Episode Louisiana Energy Industry Helps Shield U.S. From Global Oil Crisis, Briggs Says Cover

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Louisiana energy expert Gifford Briggs says the current global oil crisis looks very different from the energy shocks of the 1970s. Despite major disruptions in the Middle East and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, Americans have avoided widespread fuel shortages thanks to record U.S. oil and natural gas production. Briggs credits advances in horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing for helping the United States become a major energy producer. He also highlights Louisiana's role as a global LNG leader, noting that natural gas prices in Europe remain far higher than in the U.S. While energy markets still face uncertainty, Briggs says domestic production has created a buffer that helps protect consumers from the worst impacts of global supply disruptions.

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Flag Day Parade and Festival Returns to Downtown Baton Rouge This Sunday

Baton Rouge will celebrate Flag Day on Sunday with a parade and family-friendly festival downtown. The event honors the American flag, military veterans, and active service members. The parade begins at 4 p.m. at North Sixth Street and North Boulevard and travels to the riverfront. The festival starts at 5 p.m. at Roar Plaza behind the Old State Capitol. Families can enjoy live music, food vendors, face painting, bounce houses, obstacle courses, a Ferris wheel, trackless trains, popcorn, and snowballs. Entertainment includes David St. Romain, Fat Hat, local performers, and DJ Incredible. State Sen. Regina Barrow said the event has been held for nearly 20 years and takes on added significance as the nation approaches its 250th anniversary. Louisiana Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Charles McMakin will serve as grand marshal. Organizers also expect classic cars, community vendors, veterans groups, and appearances from state and military leaders. The event is free and open to the public.

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