Lower Mississippi River Post-Institute Stories:

Louisiana’s sinking feeling: As coastline vanishes, locals scramble to save what they can - Leyland Cecco, The Globe and Mail

Collaboration, WWNO and St. Louis Public Radio:
Midwestern Farm Runoff Creates Headache For Louisiana Shrimpers - Travis Lux, WWNO
Missouri Farmers Try To Reduce Runoff, But Cleaning Gulf Dead Zone May Take Decades - Eli Chen, St. Louis Public Radio

A Louisiana spillway helps flood-proof New Orleans. It’s killing Mississippi’s local seafood industry. - Boyce Upholt, The New Food Economy

The Mississippi: Pushed to the Brink - Jason Margolis, Public Radio International’s The World

Mississippi River Flooding's Impact On Commercial Fishing - Travis Lux, NPR’s Weekend Edition

Months Of Flooding On Mississippi River Marooned Midwest Trade - Madelyn Beck, NPR’s Morning Edition

The Mississippi River Is Under Control—For Now - Boyce Upholt, TIME magazine

One Town’s Hope Rests On Money and The Mighty Mississippi - Madelyn Beck, Illinois Newsroom

A flooding reprieve for 25,000 acres of Louisiana farmland - Leah Douglas, Food & Environment Reporting Network

Coastal News Roundup: The Challenges And Opportunities Of The Mississippi River - Travis Lux, WWNO & Sara Sneath, The Times-Picayune/NOLA.com

2 St. Louis Science Reporters Share Takeaways From Mississippi River Trip - St. Louis Public Radio

Institute provides journalists a unique experience on the Mississippi - The Vicksburg Post