Low Mississippi River levels not hurting Port of New Orleans: exec
Aug 23, 2012 | 04:46 PM
| Catherine Ngai
Tags
Port of New Orleans,
New Orleans,
Gary LaGrange,
Mississippi River,
low-level water,
Army Corps of Engineers,
drought
NEW YORK — Operations at the Port of New Orleans have not been affected by unusually low water levels along the Mississippi River, as the channel linking Baton Rouge, La., to the mouth of the river continues to be maintained at a depth of 45....
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