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Louisiana Bucket Brigade is a Louisiana-based nonprofit environmental health and justice organization founded in 2000 and headquartered in New Orleans, with 11-50 employees operating across Cameron, Calcasieu, St. James, and Ascension Parishes. The organization conducts grassroots community organizing, coalition building, and direct legal advocacy targeting fossil fuel and petrochemical infrastructure projects — including LNG export terminals, carbon capture and sequestration facilities, and chemical manufacturing complexes — that disproportionately impact Black and Indigenous frontline communities in the Louisiana industrial corridor.

The organization's core "product" is regulatory and legal advocacy delivered through permit challenges, lawsuits filed against the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality and the Department of Conservation and Energy, and coalition-based campaigns demanding environmental justice audits and moratoriums on new industrial permits. It does not sell goods or services and has no proprietary technology platform; instead, it partners with specialized legal organizations such as EarthJustice for litigation representation and coordinates joint action with Sierra Club, Turtle Island Restoration Network, Rise St. James, and Healthy Gulf.

Its revenue model is typical of a 501(c)-style advocacy nonprofit — funded through grants and donations rather than commercial pricing — and the input data does not disclose specific funding figures, donor concentrations, or financial statements. Distribution of impact is achieved through courtroom filings, coalition communications, and earned media coverage in outlets including Louisiana Illuminator, Scalawag Magazine, AP News, and Politico.

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environmental justice advocacy, fossil fuel opposition, LNG permit challenges, community organizing nonprofit, petrochemical litigation
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1Pollution Prevention & Toxics Reduction
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  • Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations813312
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Environmental Advocacy Services
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Louisiana Bucket Brigade is a non-profit environmental health and justice organization that advocates on behalf of Louisiana communities impacted by the oil, gas, and chemical industries. It challenges state-issued permits for LNG export terminals, carbon capture projects, and petrochemical facilities through coalition-based litigation and grassroots community organizing. The organization partners with EarthJustice, Sierra Club, Turtle Island Restoration Network, Rise St. James, and Healthy Gulf to demand moratoriums on new fossil fuel infrastructure and to call for environmental justice audits.

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  • Successfully halted Commonwealth LNG permit through court action requiring climate impact review
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Louisiana Bucket Brigade is an environmental advocacy organization focused on industrial pollution in Louisiana, not a technology product company. It does not offer products, software, or technology services.

Partnership5 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-12-19
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Environmental coalition partner in legal challenges against Commonwealth LNG permits. Sierra Club, Louisiana Bucket Brigade, and Turtle Island Restoration Network filed joint lawsuits challenging reissued permits for LNG export facilities, arguing agencies failed to comply with court orders requiring environmental risk reviews.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-12-19
Description

Environmental coalition partner in legal challenges against Commonwealth LNG permits. The three organizations jointly filed state court challenges against coastal use permits for proposed LNG export facilities, arguing violations of constitutional, statutory, and regulatory duties.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-05-28
Description

Coalition partner in environmental justice advocacy, specifically focused on St. James Parish community concerns regarding petrochemical facilities. Rise St. James joins Louisiana Bucket Brigade and Healthy Gulf in calling for moratoriums and environmental justice audits.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-05-28
Description

Coalition partner in environmental justice advocacy working on fossil fuel infrastructure issues in the Gulf Coast region. Healthy Gulf co-advocates with Louisiana Bucket Brigade for national moratoriums on new LNG terminals.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-02-05
Description

Legal advocacy partner representing Louisiana Bucket Brigade and other groups in court petitions challenging Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality decisions. EarthJustice filed petitions challenging permit extensions for Formosa Plastics in St. James Parish, arguing failure to meet air quality compliance conditions.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
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One of the largest U.S. environmental organizations, directly co-litigating with Louisiana Bucket Brigade on the Commonwealth LNG permit challenges. Operates environmental advocacy and legal action in the same fossil-fuel infrastructure space.

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Environmental coalition partner in legal challenges against Commonwealth LNG coastal use permits. Engages in similar environmental advocacy and litigation against LNG export infrastructure.

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Regional environmental advocacy organization (formerly Gulf Restoration Network) co-advocating with LABB for national LNG moratoriums. Operates in the same Gulf Coast geography targeting the same fossil fuel infrastructure.

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National nonprofit environmental law organization that serves as LABB's legal counsel, filing petitions challenging LDEQ permit decisions such as the Formosa Plastics extension. Direct peer in legal advocacy against petrochemical infrastructure.

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National nonprofit focused on the environmental and social impacts of oil, gas, and mining extraction. Comparable as an environmental justice advocacy organization that targets fossil fuel infrastructure through community organizing and regulatory challenges.

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Indigenous-led environmental organization that has co-filed legal challenges alongside LABB and others against LNG terminals in Louisiana and Texas. Closely aligned mission on fossil fuel infrastructure impacts on frontline communities.

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Large national environmental advocacy organization with extensive legal and policy work on climate, energy, and environmental justice. Comparable as a major environmental advocacy player, though far larger in scale and with a much broader portfolio.

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Community-based environmental justice organization focused on St. James Parish, coalition partner with LABB in calling for moratoriums and environmental justice audits. Directly comparable in mission, geography, and grassroots community-organizing approach.

TypeBroad incumbent
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International climate change advocacy organization focused on ending fossil fuel use through grassroots organizing and campaigns. Operates in the same fossil-fuel opposition space with comparable grassroots tactics, but at a significantly larger and globally focused scale.

TypeBroad incumbent
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National nonprofit using litigation and advocacy to protect endangered species and address climate change. Operates with similar legal-action tactics against fossil fuel and LNG infrastructure, but with a broader biodiversity-focused mission rather than frontline-community focus.

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Louisiana Bucket Brigade

Environmental Advocacy Serviceslabucketbrigade.org

What Louisiana Bucket Brigade does

Louisiana Bucket Brigade is a Louisiana-based nonprofit environmental health and justice organization founded in 2000 and headquartered in New Orleans, with 11-50 employees operating across Cameron, Calcasieu, St. James, and Ascension Parishes. The organization conducts grassroots community organizing, coalition building, and direct legal advocacy targeting fossil fuel and petrochemical infrastructure projects — including LNG export terminals, carbon capture and sequestration facilities, and chemical manufacturing complexes — that disproportionately impact Black and Indigenous frontline communities in the Louisiana industrial corridor.

The organization's core "product" is regulatory and legal advocacy delivered through permit challenges, lawsuits filed against the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality and the Department of Conservation and Energy, and coalition-based campaigns demanding environmental justice audits and moratoriums on new industrial permits. It does not sell goods or services and has no proprietary technology platform; instead, it partners with specialized legal organizations such as EarthJustice for litigation representation and coordinates joint action with Sierra Club, Turtle Island Restoration Network, Rise St. James, and Healthy Gulf.

Its revenue model is typical of a 501(c)-style advocacy nonprofit — funded through grants and donations rather than commercial pricing — and the input data does not disclose specific funding figures, donor concentrations, or financial statements. Distribution of impact is achieved through courtroom filings, coalition communications, and earned media coverage in outlets including Louisiana Illuminator, Scalawag Magazine, AP News, and Politico.

Louisiana Bucket Brigade firmographics

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Name
Louisiana Bucket Brigade
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Louisiana Bucket Brigade
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https://labucketbrigade.org
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Private
Founded year
2000
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Operating
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11–50 employees
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Louisiana Bucket Brigade industry classification

Industry
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Environmental Advocacy Services
NAICS
Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations (813312)
akta.pro primary industry
Pollution Prevention & Toxics Reduction (BPAGAGAJ)

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  • Environmental justice advocacy
  • Fossil fuel opposition
  • LNG permit challenges
  • Community organizing nonprofit
  • Petrochemical litigation

Where Louisiana Bucket Brigade is headquartered

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New Orleans
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Louisiana Bucket Brigade is a non-profit environmental health and justice organization that advocates on behalf of Louisiana communities impacted by the oil, gas, and chemical industries. It challenges state-issued permits for LNG export terminals, carbon capture projects, and petrochemical facilities through coalition-based litigation and grassroots community organizing. The organization partners with EarthJustice, Sierra Club, Turtle Island Restoration Network, Rise St. James, and Healthy Gulf to demand moratoriums on new fossil fuel infrastructure and to call for environmental justice audits.

Product overview

Louisiana Bucket Brigade is an environmental advocacy organization focused on industrial pollution in Louisiana, not a technology product company. It does not offer products, software, or technology services.

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  • Successfully halted Commonwealth LNG permit through court action requiring climate impact review
  • +2 more outcomes

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Louisiana Bucket Brigade partnerships and signals

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Five partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • Sierra ClubcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 19 December 2025Environmental coalition partner in legal challenges against Commonwealth LNG permits. Sierra Club, Louisiana Bucket Brigade, and Turtle Island Restoration Network filed joint lawsuits challenging reissued permits for LNG export facilities, arguing agencies failed to comply with court orders requiring environmental risk reviews.
  • Turtle Island Restoration NetworkcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 19 December 2025Environmental coalition partner in legal challenges against Commonwealth LNG permits. The three organizations jointly filed state court challenges against coastal use permits for proposed LNG export facilities, arguing violations of constitutional, statutory, and regulatory duties.
  • Rise St. JamescoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 28 May 2025Coalition partner in environmental justice advocacy, specifically focused on St. James Parish community concerns regarding petrochemical facilities. Rise St. James joins Louisiana Bucket Brigade and Healthy Gulf in calling for moratoriums and environmental justice audits.
  • Healthy GulfcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 28 May 2025Coalition partner in environmental justice advocacy working on fossil fuel infrastructure issues in the Gulf Coast region. Healthy Gulf co-advocates with Louisiana Bucket Brigade for national moratoriums on new LNG terminals.
  • EarthJusticecoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 5 February 2025Legal advocacy partner representing Louisiana Bucket Brigade and other groups in court petitions challenging Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality decisions. EarthJustice filed petitions challenging permit extensions for Formosa Plastics in St. James Parish, arguing failure to meet air quality compliance conditions.

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Louisiana Bucket Brigade competitors and assessment

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Direct peers

  • Sierra Club: One of the largest U.S. environmental organizations, directly co-litigating with Louisiana Bucket Brigade on the Commonwealth LNG permit challenges. Operates environmental advocacy and legal action in the same fossil-fuel infrastructure space.
  • Turtle Island Restoration Network: Environmental coalition partner in legal challenges against Commonwealth LNG coastal use permits. Engages in similar environmental advocacy and litigation against LNG export infrastructure.
  • Healthy Gulf: Regional environmental advocacy organization (formerly Gulf Restoration Network) co-advocating with LABB for national LNG moratoriums. Operates in the same Gulf Coast geography targeting the same fossil fuel infrastructure.
  • Earthjustice: National nonprofit environmental law organization that serves as LABB's legal counsel, filing petitions challenging LDEQ permit decisions such as the Formosa Plastics extension. Direct peer in legal advocacy against petrochemical infrastructure.
  • Earthworks: National nonprofit focused on the environmental and social impacts of oil, gas, and mining extraction. Comparable as an environmental justice advocacy organization that targets fossil fuel infrastructure through community organizing and regulatory challenges.
  • Indigenous Environmental Network: Indigenous-led environmental organization that has co-filed legal challenges alongside LABB and others against LNG terminals in Louisiana and Texas. Closely aligned mission on fossil fuel infrastructure impacts on frontline communities.
  • Rise St. James: Community-based environmental justice organization focused on St. James Parish, coalition partner with LABB in calling for moratoriums and environmental justice audits. Directly comparable in mission, geography, and grassroots community-organizing approach.

Broad incumbents

  • Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC): Large national environmental advocacy organization with extensive legal and policy work on climate, energy, and environmental justice. Comparable as a major environmental advocacy player, though far larger in scale and with a much broader portfolio.
  • 350.org: International climate change advocacy organization focused on ending fossil fuel use through grassroots organizing and campaigns. Operates in the same fossil-fuel opposition space with comparable grassroots tactics, but at a significantly larger and globally focused scale.
  • Center for Biological Diversity: National nonprofit using litigation and advocacy to protect endangered species and address climate change. Operates with similar legal-action tactics against fossil fuel and LNG infrastructure, but with a broader biodiversity-focused mission rather than frontline-community focus.

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Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights5 records

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Frequently asked questions about Louisiana Bucket Brigade

What does Louisiana Bucket Brigade do?

Louisiana Bucket Brigade is a non-profit environmental health and justice organization that advocates on behalf of Louisiana communities impacted by the oil, gas, and chemical industries. It challenges state-issued permits for LNG export terminals, carbon capture projects, and petrochemical facilities through coalition-based litigation and grassroots community organizing. The organization partners with EarthJustice, Sierra Club, Turtle Island Restoration Network, Rise St. James, and Healthy Gulf to demand moratoriums on new fossil fuel infrastructure and to call for environmental justice audits.

Is Louisiana Bucket Brigade a public or private company?

Louisiana Bucket Brigade is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Louisiana Bucket Brigade founded?

Louisiana Bucket Brigade was founded in 2000. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Louisiana Bucket Brigade based?

Louisiana Bucket Brigade is headquartered in New Orleans, United States, in the North America region.

Who are Louisiana Bucket Brigade's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Sierra Club, Turtle Island Restoration Network, Healthy Gulf, Earthjustice, Earthworks, Indigenous Environmental Network and Rise St. James. Broad incumbents are Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), 350.org and Center for Biological Diversity.

Does Louisiana Bucket Brigade have an API?

No public API is recorded for Louisiana Bucket Brigade.

What industry is Louisiana Bucket Brigade in?

Louisiana Bucket Brigade's product category is Environmental Advocacy Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAGAGAJ, Pollution Prevention & Toxics Reduction. Its NAICS code is 813312.

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ScalawagmagazineLNG’s Quiet Colonization of Southwest Louisiana – ScalawagThe rapid expansion of LNG export terminals in Southwest Louisiana has resulted in five major facilities operating or under construction in Calcasieu and Cameron Parishes, driven by surging European demand following the Russia-Ukraine war, with the U.S. now the world's top LNG exporter. The article documents how this buildout disproportionately impacts Black and Indigenous communities through toxic emissions, coastal erosion, and displacement, with residents arguing the industry exploited hurricane recovery efforts and faces minimal regulatory resistance. Local advocacy groups including the Louisiana Bucket Brigade, Rise St. James, and Healthy Gulf are calling for a national moratorium on new terminals and demanding environmental justice audits, while Venture Global's proposed CP2 terminal faces lawsuits over alleged methane flaring violations.PoliticoproNew lawsuits challenge Gulf Coast LNG terminalsEnvironmental and Indigenous groups filed new legal challenges on Thursday against reissued state and federal approvals for liquefied natural gas export terminals in Louisiana and Texas, specifically targeting Commonwealth LNG and Rio Grande LNG. The Sierra Club, Louisiana Bucket Brigade, and Turtle Island Restoration Network claim officials failed to comply with court orders requiring more thorough environmental risk reviews for vulnerable local communities. An attorney noted that Louisiana officials did not change permit terms or mitigation measures after a prior ruling struck down the original coastal use permit for Commonwealth LNG, which had prevented construction in Cameron Parish.