Contractors for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers work on raising a sill in the Mississippi River near Alliance to reduce the flow of saltwater upriver in 2023. (USACE photo) Construction has begun ...
The flow of the river at Red River Landing ... Corps has built a sill to deal with the threat of saltwater intrusion. When flows on the Mississippi are low, salt water advances in the shape ...
John Bel Edwards to declare seawater intrusion of the Mississippi River as a Federally ... Some taxpayers impacted by the saltwater intrusion may receive a late filing or payment notice.
PLAQUEMINES PARISH, La. (WGNO) — As the Mississippi River water level lowers, the possibility of a saltwater intrusion increases, and for the third year in a row, southern Louisiana will be facing one ...
It has been held up as the linchpin of Louisiana's ambitious plans to address its devastating land loss. Will Gov. Jeff ...
Near historically low levels of the Mississippi River is causing saltwater from the Gulf of Mexico to push up the Mississippi. This saltwater intrusion could end up impacting the drinking water in ...
Is the Mississippi river 1,000 feet deep, 100 feet, or do we really know? People often ask that question as they gaze across ...
Fagre predicts that within 30 years most if not all of the park's namesake glaciers will disappear. "Things that normally happen in geologic time are happening during the span of a human lifetime," ...
Saltwater intrusion has occurred on a large scale in the Mekong Delta, forcing local authorities to take measures to protect agricultural production and ensure water supply for household use.
The western US is facing a near-ubiquitous water shortage, with the Colorado River — a lifeline for 40 million people ... and even far inland, saltwater intrusion could contaminate vital drinking ...
Approximately 365,000 crawfish acres across Louisiana have been affected by the conditions of saltwater intrusion, drought and high temperatures. Harvesters of crawfish, producers of other aquaculture ...