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Saltwater intrusion threat to Louisiana is over -- for now | Environment

The threat of saltwater contamination in New Orleans area drinking water set off a scramble last year. It is likely to happen again.

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Drinking water concerns continue in Plaquemines Parish | New Orleans CityBusiness

Drinking water concerns continue in Plaquemines Parish | New Orleans CityBusiness
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Mississippi River underwater dam to block saltwater complete | Environment

The huge structure across the river bottom will block saltwater advancing from the Gulf of Mexico.

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Mississippi River underwater dam to block saltwater complete | Environment

The huge structure across the river bottom will block saltwater advancing from the Gulf of Mexico.

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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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