Louisiana faces growing threat levels from extreme heat, drought, wildfire, and coastal flooding between now and 2050. Other than for coastal flooding, the state has not done much to address its future risks. The state needs to take more action to improve its resilience to its climate change-related threats.

I believe now that we have Governor Bel Edwards we just may pull that grade up some.....I'm hoping up to an A but even a B- would be something.

Also, states with an F is astounding, especially Texas with it's droughts, wildfires and flooding.