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S&WB expected to update pump status, appoint interim director Friday
Sep 1, 2017NEW ORLEANS, LA. - City officials are scheduled to give an update Friday on the status of repairs at New Orleans’ drainage pumping stations. Members o...
New Orleans Looks To Amsterdam For A New Flood Plan
Aug 29, 2017NEW ORLEANS ― Twelve years after Hurricane Katrina became the worst natural disaster in U.S. history, New Orleans is still struggling with infrastruct...
New Orleans Looks To Amsterdam For A New Flood Plan
Aug 29, 2017NEW ORLEANS ― Twelve years after Hurricane Katrina became the worst natural disaster in U.S. history, New Orleans is still struggling with infrastruct...
Louisiana fights the sea, and loses
Aug 26, 2017WHEN Roosevelt Falgout was a boy, the brackish water that now laps within a few feet of his three-room cabin at Isle de Jean Charles was miles off. “T...
Louisiana fights the sea, and loses
Aug 26, 2017WHEN Roosevelt Falgout was a boy, the brackish water that now laps within a few feet of his three-room cabin at Isle de Jean Charles was miles off. “T...
Making Waves: Louisiana emerges as global leader in water management
Aug 9, 2017In Louisiana, firms by the dozen focus their skills on the fragile relationship between coastal lands and water. More than 100,000 professionals work ...
Making Waves: Louisiana emerges as global leader in water management
Aug 9, 2017In Louisiana, firms by the dozen focus their skills on the fragile relationship between coastal lands and water. More than 100,000 professionals work ...
How an 85-year-old engineering marvel protects New Orleans and shapes the region
Aug 8, 2017New Orleans, La. — Though it was a wet and cold January morning, Gerald Donaldson, 66, rode his bicycle through the traffic jam outside his house in t...
The Water Institute of the Gulf and The Water Campus
Jul 14, 2017What a new partnership could mean for the growing Water Campus in Baton Rouge. Specifically, we learn from leaders at the Water Institute of the Gulf ...
A Bayou Crevasse Centuries ago Holds Lessons for Today's Coastal Restoration
Jul 14, 2017Scientists studying a pre-Columbian bayou crevasse in south Louisiana have a lesson for today's coastal restoration efforts: Use mud instead of sand. ...
Global Risks and Research Priorities for Coastal Subsidence
Jul 13, 2017Baton Rouge, La. — Some of the world's largest cities are sinking faster than the oceans are rising. Humans are part of the problem, but we can also b...
Study: No major hurricanes, Louisiana wetlands loss slowed
Jul 12, 2017NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A new federal study says Louisiana's devastating wetlands loss has slowed slightly since 2010, but cautions that the main reason is...