Mississippi State University is studying erosion and partnering to install breakwaters in the Back Bay area.
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- Ramsey County and the Army Corps of Engineers signed a contract for a project using Mississippi River sediment for island construction.
- Research tracks shoreline loss and coastal erosion affecting parkland in Biloxi's Back Bay.
- A habitat rehabilitation project is underway near Guttenberg, utilizing dredged river sand for island building as part of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration Program.
- Mississippi State University is studying erosion and partnering to install breakwaters in the Back Bay area.
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Mississippi State University is studying erosion and partnering to install breakwaters in the Back Bay area.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Research tracks shoreline loss and coastal erosion affecting parkland in Biloxi's Back Bay.Sub-event
- A habitat rehabilitation project is underway near Guttenberg, utilizing dredged river sand for island building as part of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration Program.Sub-event
MSU is studying erosion and installing breakwaters in the Back Bay area.1 source
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The entities involved
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Mississippi State University
public university near Starkville, Mississippi, USA
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Back Bay
neighborhood in Boston, Massachusetts
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