Por: The Advocate Opinion October 04, 2023
We live on the banks of the mighty Mississippi River. We are accustomed to its rise and fall with the seasons. But it is permanent, a fixture of life.And right now low, to the point of endangering fresh water for one of the nation’s most treasured cities, New Orleans. And that's giving the leadership of the metropolitan area and the state a big autumn headache. New Orleans and Jefferson Parish officials are planning to build temporary... + full article
The Atlantic USA Science October 11, 2023
A combination of drought and sea-level rise has sent a wedge of salt water moving up the river.Philip Gould / GettyOctober 11, 2023, 10:53 AM ETThe mouth of the Mississippi River is the arena for a kind of wrestling match. In one corner of the ring is the salt water of the Gulf... + más
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The Advocate USA Entertainment October 10, 2023
Persistent drought conditions in Louisiana are raising concerns among homeowners and gardeners statewide.Along the coast, a troubling development is saltwater intrusion. This phenomenon is marked by the infiltration of saltwater into the Mississippi River, resulting in the... + más
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The Advocate USA Business September 26, 2023
A is a mile and half each day, but the largest Baton Rouge-area drinking water provider says their customers' drinking water will be fine. Much of the Baton Rouge region's drinking water comes from the ground, not the river, which is approaching historic lows due... + más
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WPTV USA Nation September 23, 2023
It's called a saltwater wedge, and while it may sound like something off a New Orleans drink menu, it's not anything anybody wants.A saltwater wedge is the movement of salt water up the Mississippi River from the Gulf of Mexico, threatening the drinking water of New... + más
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Fox News USA Entertainment April 13, 2023
After an unlucky player fainted on the game show, fans continued to cheer on the contestant. On the game show’s social media accounts, video clips were shared of player Justin spinning the wheel of misfortune as he landed on the Bankrupt wedge several times.Come on wheel,... + más
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Newsweek USA Life March 01, 2023
Long-time Wheel of Fortune host Pat Sajak snapped at a contestant for almost picking up the million dollar wedge.Mary Ann, a school administrator from Athens, Alabama, got very excited on Tuesday's episode when her spin landed on the sparkling green wedge.She cheered in... + más
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WPTV USA Nation December 07, 2022
It's beginning to look a lot like winter in parts of the U.S., and that means, roads are about to get more dangerous as winter weather creates slippery conditions.There is no question that road salt saves lives. A study from Marquette University found salt reduces accidents... + más
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