A drought of epic scale
March 24, 2014
People living in California and Colorado River Basin states such as Arizona and New Mexico are no strangers to drought. Even today, with water levels
People living in California and Colorado River Basin states such as Arizona and New Mexico are no strangers to drought. Even today, with water levels
The yearlong drought that has plagued the Midwest is forecast to have a negative effect on the region’s boating season this year. The U.S. Army
The Lake Michigan/Huron system is at great risk of seeing an all-time-low water level in the next six months, according to statistical projections that will
Shipping resumed last week through one of the Mississippi River’s busiest locks after crews completed emergency repairs that took days and stranded hundreds of barges
Lower water in the Great Lakes has many recreational boaters, charter fishing operations and shipping companies worried about long-term revenue. Unusual heat this summer boosted
As the drought contributes to a continued drop in the level of Lake Michigan, residents, fishing operators and others who use the harbors and docks
At a sidewalk vantage point near the Perry Monument on Presque Isle in Erie, Pa., about 10 yards of muck and a few dead weeds
Record heat, drought turn boating lakes into dust bowls in hardest-hit areas of the nation’s midsection Unseasonably warm and dry summers have helped temper the
Barge traffic resumed along an 11-mile stretch of the drought-ravaged Mississippi River near Greenville, Miss., but dozens of vessels waited their turn Thursday to pass
The Coast Guard said 97 boats and barges were waiting for passage along an 11-mile stretch of the Mississippi River that has been closed because
People living in California and Colorado River Basin states such as Arizona and New Mexico are no strangers to drought. Even today, with water levels
The yearlong drought that has plagued the Midwest is forecast to have a negative effect on the region’s boating season this year. The U.S. Army
The Lake Michigan/Huron system is at great risk of seeing an all-time-low water level in the next six months, according to statistical projections that will
Shipping resumed last week through one of the Mississippi River’s busiest locks after crews completed emergency repairs that took days and stranded hundreds of barges
Lower water in the Great Lakes has many recreational boaters, charter fishing operations and shipping companies worried about long-term revenue. Unusual heat this summer boosted
As the drought contributes to a continued drop in the level of Lake Michigan, residents, fishing operators and others who use the harbors and docks
At a sidewalk vantage point near the Perry Monument on Presque Isle in Erie, Pa., about 10 yards of muck and a few dead weeds
Record heat, drought turn boating lakes into dust bowls in hardest-hit areas of the nation’s midsection Unseasonably warm and dry summers have helped temper the
Barge traffic resumed along an 11-mile stretch of the drought-ravaged Mississippi River near Greenville, Miss., but dozens of vessels waited their turn Thursday to pass
The Coast Guard said 97 boats and barges were waiting for passage along an 11-mile stretch of the Mississippi River that has been closed because
