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Most wetlands of the Mississippi deltaic plain are isolated from riverine input due to flood control levees along the Mississippi River. These levees have altered hydrology and ecology and are a primary cause of massive wetland loss in the delta. River water is being re-introduced into coastal basins as part of a large-scale ecological engineering effort to restore the delta. We quantified freshwater,...
Louisiana has had a high rate of coastal wetland loss due mainly to the isolation of the Mississippi River from the deltaic plain. We conducted a feasibility analysis of using once-through, non-contact industrial cooling water for restoring subsiding forested wetlands in coastal Louisiana. We considered the impacts of heated water and high nutrient and sediment concentrations. River diversions introduce...
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