The Fifth National Climate Assessment ... into the Gulf of Mexico where it creates a vast “Dead Zone.” This year’s was almost as big as Yellowstone National Park. In the lower Mississippi, where ...

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For the Mississippi River basin, Jill Trepanier, an associate professor at Louisiana State University studying weather and climate, is most concerned about the extreme variability in precipitation.

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Water primarily from the Mississippi River carries ... and scientists say climate change is the likely culprit Dead zones can occur naturally, but increased human activity is contributing to ...

The Mississippi River sculpted the nation, but now the people who live along it are dealing the effects of climate change. How does climate change affect where and how we live? The energy used ...

The Fifth National Climate Assessment ... where it creates a vast “Dead Zone.” This year’s was almost as big as Yellowstone National Park. In the lower Mississippi, where nitrogen runoff ...

For the Mississippi River basin, Jill Trepanier, an associate professor at Louisiana State University studying weather and climate, is most concerned about the extreme variability in precipitation.

For the Mississippi River basin, Jill Trepanier, an associate professor at Louisiana State University studying weather and climate, is most concerned about the extreme variability in precipitation.

For the Mississippi River basin, Jill Trepanier, an associate professor at Louisiana State University studying weather and climate, is most concerned about the extreme variability in precipitation.

For the Mississippi River basin, Jill Trepanier, an associate professor at Louisiana State University studying weather and climate, is most concerned about the extreme variability in precipitation.