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The Army Corps of Engineers Is Defending Louisiana From Saltwater

The Army Corps of Engineers built a 65-foot high barrier beneath the river to block saltwater from southeastern Louisiana’s drinking water supplies.

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Map: When Will the Saltwater Wedge Reach New Orleans?

The drought-stricken Mississippi River can no longer hold back the saltwater creeping upstream, contaminating drinking water.

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Live updates: Salt water tracker for New Orleans, Louisiana | Environment

Saltwater wedge location in MS River, when it will affect Jefferson Parish and more

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Low Mississippi River again threatens local water supplies | Environment

Blame this year s low river on a lack of rainfall in the Missouri, Mississippi and Ohio valleys. Another underwater dam may be required to block saltwater intrusion.

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Images show parts of the Mississippi River completely dried up by drought

The rapid reduction is the worst seen since 1988, when a scorching drought overtook much of Middle America.

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