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New research shows that typically, less than 10% of land-building alluvium reaches the Bird’s Foot Delta region, the ...
For cartographers and cartophiles, Harold Fisk’s 1944 maps of the lower Mississippi ... river’s past behavior the best indicator of how it might react to future landslides, floods, or erosion.
Coastal erosion and seawater damage have a lot ... and it covers approximately 190 miles of the lower Mississippi River. And we're able to use the model to look at the flows in the river, the ...
(AP) - A look at the Lower Mississippi ... of the river before it empties into the Gulf of Mexico and the effect of diversions cut into the river’s levees to fight coastal erosion: - HOW BIG ...
You've got the Mississippi ... found that erosion of the upper Atchafalaya accounted for about 73 percent of the increased water flow, while dredging of the lower part of the river accounted ...
The muddy Mississippi isn't nearly as muddy as it used to be. A new study indicates the concentrations of sediment in the lower Mississippi River have ... marshes lost to erosion, subsidence ...
have made the Lower Mississippi River more likely to flood, as it has to damaging effect several times in the past decade. The research centers on the Mississippi below the Ohio River confluence ...
hydrologist in charge of the National Weather Service's Lower Mississippi River Forecast Center in Slidell. None of the boils or seepages pose significant threats at the moment, said corps ...
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LSU, Tulane partner up to research impacts of Mississippi River Delta erosion on communitiesThe Mississippi River Delta Transition Initiative ... and culture will be impacted by the erosion of the coast both above and below water. “Sort of making sure that we’re untangling all ...
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