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    Redirecting Mississippi River Sediments Through the Wetlands and into the Gulf
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Redirecting Mississippi River Sediments Through the Wetlands and into the Gulf

Question 104

Question 104

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Redirecting Mississippi River sediments through the wetlands and into the Gulf of Mexico, instead of into the Mississippi Delta, has caused the Delta to subside (sink).

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