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Louisiana consistently has among the highest rates of low birth weight preterm birth and infant mortality in the nation We also rank number one in terms of the most pounds of toxic air pollution emitted from industry each year Our study reveals that more than a third of the cases of low birth weight and more than half of the cases of preterm birth could be linked to toxic air pollution At the end of the day anybody who is basing their opinion on science and data is going to acknowledge that there is a problem that is connected to industrial pollution in Louisiana
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We are dying at alarming rates and it scares the crap out of me Just stop building more industry I don't know a single kid in Louisiana who doesn't have something and so we're setting them up for failure in a lot of ways because we cannot get away from industry

One of the biggest reasons people struggle to create sustainable income online is that they're constantly resetting the clock.

Freelancers start each month looking for new projects.

Consultants start each month looking for new engagements.

Agencies spend most of their time chasing the next client.

There's nothing wrong with these models. They work.

But they all have one thing in common:

Income is directly tied to continuous effort.

Lately, I've become increasingly interested in businesses that operate differently.

Businesses where today's work continues to generate value tomorrow.

Where growth compounds instead of restarting.

A great example is reward-based platforms.

The interesting part isn't the rewards themselves.

It's the fact that users keep returning.

Every returning user creates another opportunity for revenue through:

• Advertising
• Referrals
• Partnerships
• Sponsored campaigns
• Premium offerings

The business owner isn't earning once.

They're earning repeatedly because they've built an asset that attracts ongoing engagement.

It raises an interesting question:

Should more entrepreneurs focus on building assets that compound over time rather than income streams that depend on constant effort?

What's the most asset-like online business you've come across?

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