Cleanup continues in Mississippi River oil spill
December 3, 2013
Of an estimated 1,800 gallons of diesel fuel and oil that spilled from a towboat that sank last week in the Mississippi River off Le
Of an estimated 1,800 gallons of diesel fuel and oil that spilled from a towboat that sank last week in the Mississippi River off Le
Eight Mississippi River locks are closed between Muscatine, Iowa, and Saverton, Mo., because of flooding, the Army Corps of Engineers announced. Mississippi River locks 16
Barge traffic was being allowed on a limited basis for the first time this morning along a 16-mile stretch of the Mississippi River that had
A sunken boat discovered in southeast Missouri when water levels dropped in the Mississippi River could be an early 20th century barge that carried coal
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
The Coast Guard estimates that $50 billion to $60 billion of commerce flows through the Mississippi River every year, but the mighty waterway isn’t as
The Mississippi River began cresting Tuesday in Memphis, but the slow passage of water working its way from north to south along the river is
Of an estimated 1,800 gallons of diesel fuel and oil that spilled from a towboat that sank last week in the Mississippi River off Le
Eight Mississippi River locks are closed between Muscatine, Iowa, and Saverton, Mo., because of flooding, the Army Corps of Engineers announced. Mississippi River locks 16
Barge traffic was being allowed on a limited basis for the first time this morning along a 16-mile stretch of the Mississippi River that had
A sunken boat discovered in southeast Missouri when water levels dropped in the Mississippi River could be an early 20th century barge that carried coal
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
The Coast Guard estimates that $50 billion to $60 billion of commerce flows through the Mississippi River every year, but the mighty waterway isn’t as
The Mississippi River began cresting Tuesday in Memphis, but the slow passage of water working its way from north to south along the river is
