Environmental Communication Director Bob Thomas talks to WWL-TV about the possibility of using storm debris to help strengthen Louisiana shorelines.

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Loyola's Environmental Communication Director Dr. Bob Thomas was recently interviewed by WWL-TV about the possibility of using storm debris to help strengthen Louisiana shorelines. Congratulations Dr. Bob! Read the article here.

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Environmental Communication Director Bob Thomas talks to WWL-TV about the possibility of using storm debris to help strengthen Louisiana shorelines.