Louisiana Struggles with Saltwater Intrusion Threatening Drinking Water Supply
As saltwater intrusion from the Gulf of Mexico threatens the drinking water supply of approximately one million people around New Orleans, efforts are being made to protect the region's water sources.
Low Mississippi River Levels Pose Challenges for Farmers Eager to Transport Crops
A prolonged period of hot, dry weather has caused the Mississippi River's water levels to drop significantly, leading to transport restrictions for barge companies.
Drought at Panama Canal Sparks Concerns Over Global Supply Chain Disruptions
Panama is experiencing one of its driest rainy seasons on record, leading to lower water levels at the Panama Canal and restrictions on vessel weights and daily traffic.
Wisconsin approves a $5.3 million port infrastructure grant
Along the Great Lakes to the Mississippi River, Wisconsin’s unique topography is often overlooked in terms of ports.
Louisiana International Terminal sees progress with sustainable infrastructure investments
The Port of New Orleans (Port NOLA), at the mouth of the Lower Mississippi River, will now be serving larger vessels after construction is completed in Violet, St. Bernard Township. T