The Army Corps says the saltwater wedge moving up the Mississippi River and isn’t expected to reach New Orleans’ drinking ...
Army Corps, for fourth consecutive year, authorizes an underwater dam to keep salt water from moving up the Mississippi River in Louisiana. ● A cold-water flow experiment at Glen Canyon Dam to disrupt ...
The Army Corps is again building an underwater sill in the Mississippi River to block saltwater from moving upriver — a recurring threat in drought years.
Despite years of work, states along the Mississippi River report mixed results for their nutrient loss reduction strategies.
Ravines act like fast-moving highways, delivering sediment into Lake Pepin on the Mississippi River. A new project will ...
The rising Mississippi River has prompted the Army Corps of Engineers and local officials to increase precautionary measures along levees from Baton Rouge to Venice, but it remains unclear if the ...
As politicians argue over just how much land the Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion could build along a rapidly sinking coast, geologist Alex Kolker regularly makes the 65-mile drive down from New ...
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