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Climate Variability Threatens Viability Of Mississippi River Ship Channel - Vimarsana News

Climate Variability Threatens Viability Of Mississippi River Ship Channel

A consolidated effort to protect Mississippi River flows will buy time to help address our response to sea-level rise to protect New Orleans.

MVTTC Holds 42nd Annual Conference In New Orleans - The Waterways Journal - Vimarsana News

MVTTC Holds 42nd Annual Conference In New Orleans - The Waterways Journal

The Mississippi Valley Trade & Transport Council (MVTTC) held its 42nd annual conference February 8 in New Orleans.

Coastal News Today | LA - Threats facing fragile lower Mississippi river delta to be addressed – and possibly mitigated – by five-year, $22 million research consortium - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | LA - Threats facing fragile lower Mississippi river delta to be addressed – and possibly mitigated – by five-year, $22 million research consortium

Tulane University and Louisiana State University will lead the Mississippi River Delta Transition Initiative – working with researchers from the National Academies’ Gulf Research Program, six HBCUs, four Southern universities and two Louisiana marine-focused nonprofits – to ‘navigate the challenges of sea-level rise, erosion and shifting river dynamics’

Major grant to plan future of Louisiana Bird's Foot Delta | Environment - Vimarsana News

Major grant to plan future of Louisiana Bird's Foot Delta | Environment

The land at the end of the Mississippi River holds wide-ranging importance for both the state and beyond, from shipping to cultural concerns.

Threats facing fragile lower Mississippi river delta to be addressed – and possibly mitigated – by five-year, $22 million research consortium - Vimarsana News

Threats facing fragile lower Mississippi river delta to be addressed – and possibly mitigated – by five-year, $22 million research consortium

Tulane University and Louisiana State University will lead the Mississippi River Delta Transition Initiative – working with researchers from the National Academies’ Gulf Research Program, six HBCUs, four Southern universities and two Louisiana marine-focused nonprofits – to ‘navigate the challenges of sea-level rise, erosion and shifting river dynamics’