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Gen. Galloway on Climate Risks to Mississippi River Shipping

Flooding in downtown Memphis, TN; part of the 2011 Mississippi River floods (by Thegreenj)

Flooding in downtown Memphis, TN; part of the 2011 Mississippi River floods (by Thegreenj)

Center for Climate and Security Advisory Board member, Brigadier General Gerald Galloway, United States Army (Retired), recently sat down with Yale Climate Connections to discuss how climate change-related impacts could disrupt shipping flows along the Mississippi River. The Mississippi is a vital trade route for the United States. As Gen. Galloway notes:

 “It is very clear that if we want to use the Mississippi as a measure of transport in a national transportation system that rivals those in the rest of the world, it is important that we take care of it.”

You can listen/read the full interview here.

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