To save a dying swamp, Louisiana aims to restore the Mississippi River's natural flow
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To save a dying swamp, Louisiana aims to restore the Mississippi River's natural flow
The swamp's diminishing health has had ripple effects ... The Maurepas project is primarily funded by the Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Council, a multi-state and federal program managing ...
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To save a dying swamp, Louisiana aims to restore the Mississippi River’s natural flow
By diverting river water into the swamp, the project aims to bolster an ailing ecosystem and strengthen natural hurricane defense.