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July 3, 2024
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October 23, 2023
New land is rare good news in the state’s struggles to address its rapidly disappearing Gulf Coast
October 12, 2023
The Algiers water treatment plant in New Orleans and Gretna water treatment plant in Jefferson Parish are no longer expected to see chloride levels above federal limits from salt water
October 12, 2023
The Algiers water treatment plant in New Orleans and Gretna water treatment plant in Jefferson Parish are no longer expected to see chloride levels above federal limits from salt water
October 3, 2023
As a wedge of saltwater creeps up the Mississippi River, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is considering an unusual tactic: Using the massive Old River Control Structure to reduce
October 3, 2023
Salt wedge reached even farther upriver in 1936
October 2, 2023
Salt wedge reached even farther upriver in 1936
October 1, 2023
It is creeping up the river like a rising thermometer. Pumping in fresh water via pipeline from above what is known as the "Kenner hump" in the Mississippi River could
September 15, 2023
"Based off the current forecast, and if no action is taken, you potentially could see the saltwater wedge all the way up to the French Quarter," said Col. Cullen Jones.
September 15, 2023
"Based off the current forecast, and if no action is taken, you potentially could see the saltwater wedge all the way up to the French Quarter," said Col. Cullen Jones.