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Corps Launches Lower Mississippi River Comprehensive Management Study

The New Orleans Engineer District announced the launch of the Lower Mississippi River Comprehensive Management Study.

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Last Stop NOLA: MRC Concludes Annual High-Water Inspection In New Orleans

The Mississippi River Commission (MRC) concluded its yearly high-water inspection trip in the Big Easy March 31.

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New Orleans District Awards Contract For West Shore Lake Pontchartrain Levee Reach

The New Orleans Engineer District has awarded a contract for the second levee reach of the WSLP Hurricane and Storm Damage Risk Reduction project.

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Corps Sends Annual Notice To Floodway Residents - The Waterways Journal

As in each year near the start of spring, the Corps has notified residents in Mississippi River floodways of possible high-water risks.

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NFWF Awards $660 Million For Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion, Project Now Fully Funded

The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation awarded $660 million to the Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion, ensuring the project is fully funded.

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