Anonymous
10/16/2023 22:55
Subject: Potential NOLA water crisis
Anonymous wrote:It’ll destroy the pipes, which will be a crisis
It won't destroy them. Corrosion is accelerated with salinity. I don't think the length of time involved is anywhere near long enough to create problems. And sounds like its already a non issue with the situation reversing.
Anonymous
10/16/2023 19:51
Subject: Potential NOLA water crisis
It’ll destroy the pipes, which will be a crisis
Anonymous
09/26/2023 12:59
Subject: Potential NOLA water crisis
They are barging in fresh water. It will be OK. Which isn’t to say the low water levels are a good thing, but it’s not an immediate crisis.
Anonymous
09/26/2023 12:41
Subject: Potential NOLA water crisis
I saw something about this. They have a plan to ship in water, if they need it, until the situation resolves. Bated breath? Is this a calamity? Didn't seem like it, from what I saw?
Anonymous
09/26/2023 09:49
Subject: Potential NOLA water crisis
Anyone watching this with bated breath? Basically, due to drought, saltwater is intruding on the Mississippi River and will potentially impact the potent water supply in Louisiana, specifically the New Orleans area. This happened once in the 80s and actually ended up not being a huge deal, but it will be interesting to see how it plays out this time around.