I wanted to check to see if anyone had applied for new units in last week and the book marked site I have is gone. Can someone send me a new link. I can't find my way around the "new and improved" site. The old one was a lot more user friendly
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KCM, this should work. "Hearings" link is on the left side of the page.
http://dnr.louisiana.gov/index.cfm?md=pagebuilder&tmp=home&...
Just be thankful for the Louisiana DNR site. The Haynesville shale folks in Louisiana & Texas are blessed to have such good sites. Other states are very lacking in their natural resources sites and for the most part are hard to navigate.
There's always room for improvements, but be thankful for what you have now!
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