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Saltwater is moving up the Mississippi River and contaminating drinking water. Here’s what to know

Auburnpub dot com 26 Sep 2023
The saltwater wedge starts at the mouth of the river and moves upstream ... Current estimates from the Army Corps predict unsafe, salty water could travel another 50 miles upstream through the end of October, potentially affecting the water supply of four parishes and more than 80,000 people.
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EXPLAINER: What is saltwater intrusion and how is it affecting Louisiana's drinking water?

Beaumont Enterprise 26 Sep 2023
That is a sentiment echoed by officials across the state, as the drought-stricken Mississippi River’s flow is low and slow, allowing for salt water from the Gulf of Mexico to intrude upstream and threaten communities’ drinking supplies ... salt water from intruding too far upstream.
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What is saltwater intrusion and how is it affecting Louisiana's drinking water?

The Call 26 Sep 2023
... River’s flow is low and slow, allowing for salt water from the Gulf of Mexico to intrude upstream and threaten communities’ drinking supplies.
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BP sets sights on behemoth floater for delayed Africa LNG project

Upstream Online 26 Sep 2023
... challenges linked to, among others, Covid-19, supply-chain constraints and a typhoon. Upstream is part of DN Media Group.
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Salt water is intruding into Louisiana's fresh water supply. Here's why and what's being affected

NBC Bay Area 26 Sep 2023
That is a sentiment echoed by officials across the state, as the drought-stricken Mississippi River’s flow is low and slow, allowing for salt water from the Gulf of Mexico to intrude upstream and threaten communities’ drinking supplies ... But the water supply in communities of color is much more likely to be unhealthy or even dangerous.
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EXPLAINER: What is saltwater intrusion and how is it affecting Louisiana’s drinking water?

Wtop 26 Sep 2023
That is a sentiment echoed by officials across the state, as the drought-stricken Mississippi River’s flow is low and slow, allowing for salt water from the Gulf of Mexico to intrude upstream and threaten communities’ drinking supplies ... salt water from intruding too far upstream.
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What is saltwater intrusion and how is it affecting Louisiana’s drinking water?

Bangor Daily News 26 Sep 2023
That is a sentiment echoed by officials across the state, as the drought-stricken Mississippi River’s flow is low and slow, allowing for salt water from the Gulf of Mexico to intrude upstream and threaten communities’ drinking supplies ... salt water from intruding too far upstream.
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New Study by Trove and Worldly: Circular Strategies Can Lead to Significant Carbon Reduction in ...

The Galveston Daily News 26 Sep 2023
In a groundbreaking study released today, Trove, the leader in branded resale, and Worldly, the most comprehensive impact intelligence platform for the apparel industry, reveal where and how circular models play an important role for brands working to reduce their emissions when combined with upstream supply chain interventions.
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UAE, Japan hold first top-level meeting under Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Initiative

Arab News 25 Sep 2023
TOKYO ... “It is my pleasure to meet you for the first time,” said Kamikawa, who was appointed foreign minister on Sept. 13 ... Kamikawa expressed her appreciation for the UAE’s stable supply of crude oil to Japan and the UAE’s generosity in helping Japanese companies participate in upstream development over many years ... 30 to Dec. 12 ... ....
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SpendEdge Empowers Leading BFSI Player to Spearhead ESG Transformation in Financial Services Procurement

Victoria Advocate 20 Sep 2023
NEW YORK, Sept ... A Commitment to Sustainability in a Changing Landscape ... ESG as a Compass for the Future ... SpendEdge's Partnership and ESG Roadmap ... Furthermore, we developed a tailored solution to empower the client to stay informed about upstream supply chain dynamics, continually monitor vendors' ESG performance, and recommend timely improvements ... ....
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Uxin Announces RMB1.5 Billion Equity Investment in Its Hefei Subsidiary

The Galveston Daily News 20 Sep 2023
BEIJING, Sept ... ("Hefei Construction Investment") ... Mr. Kun Dai, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Uxin, commented, "Hefei City's strategic location, conducive business environment, developed automotive industry, and mature upstream and downstream supply chains provide tremendous support for Uxin's business growth ... Hefei Lanke Investment Co., Ltd.
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EHang Strategically Invests in Solid-State Lithium Metal Battery Tech Company Inx to Develop ...

Enid News & Eagle 20 Sep 2023
GUANGZHOU, China, Sept. 20, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- EHang Holdings Limited (“EHang” or the “Company”) (Nasdaq ... Dr ... Our strategic investment in Inx aligns seamlessly with our pursuit for greener, low-carbon technologies, and is also part of EHang’s efforts to deploy and enhance our upstream battery supply chain ... About EHang. EHang (Nasdaq ... Media Contact.
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East Texas super commuters hit snag: Post-pandemic traffic, herds of semis

The Moore County News-Press 20 Sep 2023
A young girl's life depends on her grandmother’s thrice weekly drive from Tyler to the road-tangled heart of Dallas. “I don’t enjoy driving at all, but I have to,” said Gayla Springer, 58 ... “She’s beaten all the odds.” ... +2 ... It’s filtered down to state highways and smaller roads because of the shifting supply chains,” Schrank said ... Swimming upstream ... ....
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Equinor takes $1.2 billion costs hit at Johan Castberg

Upstream Online 19 Sep 2023
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Equinor takes $1.2 billion costs hit at Barents Sea oilfield

Upstream Online 19 Sep 2023
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Wtop
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