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LSU Civil and Environmental Engineering, Geography and Anthropology Research Preservation of Native American Sites

BATON ROUGE, La., Aug. 14, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Research has shown that the Louisiana coast is slipping away little by little, which will continue to impact coastal communities. One such community that goes mostly

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Low Mississippi River water level has high cost

A historically low Mississippi River has backed up barge traffic as demand rises. And there s no real end in sight.

United statesNew orleansGulf of mexicoMississippi riverBaton rougePlaquemines parishBelle chasseDavid muthColin wellenkampDanielle dreilingerNick craycraftKory konsoerMatthew roeJennifer carpenterDeb calhounNational oceanic

Low Mississippi River water level has high cost

A historically low Mississippi River has backed up barge traffic as demand rises. And there s no real end in sight.

United statesNew orleansGulf of mexicoMississippi riverBaton rougePlaquemines parishBelle chasseDavid muthColin wellenkampDanielle dreilingerNick craycraftKory konsoerMatthew roeJennifer carpenterDeb calhounNational oceanic

Low water on Mississippi River is bad for economy, supply chains

Barges are having to reduce their loads and low water levels are preventing two-way traffic in some parts of the Mississippi River.

United statesNew orleansGulf of mexicoMississippi riverBaton rougePlaquemines parishDavid muthColin wellenkampDanielle dreilingerNick craycraftKory konsoerMatthew roeJennifer carpenterMaria clarkDeb calhounNational oceanic

Low Mississippi River water level has high cost

A historically low Mississippi River has backed up barge traffic as demand rises. And there s no real end in sight.

United statesNew orleansGulf of mexicoMississippi riverBaton rougePlaquemines parishBelle chasseDavid muthColin wellenkampDanielle dreilingerNick craycraftKory konsoerMatthew roeJennifer carpenterDeb calhounNational oceanic

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