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Info on the <a href="https://www.mvn.usace.army.mil/Missions/Engineering/Stage-and-Hydrologic-Data/SaltwaterWedge/SaltwaterWedgeNow/">U.S. Army Corps of Engineers website</a> says the leading edge of the salt wedge is at river mile 63.9 as of Monday, October 9.', '_version': 2, 'componentVariation': 'paragraph'}, 'original_ref': 'www.audacy.com/_components/paragraph/instances/clnkqnert002i01vddl3rgu0m@published'}, {'data': {'text': '<a href="https://www.nola.com/news/mississippi-river-saltwater-wedge-retreats-by-five-milesmississippi-river-saltwater-wedge-makes-a-big-move-heres-what-it-means-for-the-new-orleans-area/article_3b895ef6-6793-11ee-9176-339efbb8ab09.html#tncms-source=featured-top">The <em>Times-Picayune</em> | <em>New Orleans Advocate</em> reports</a> that\'s about five miles downriver from last week.', '_version': 2, 'componentVariation': 'paragraph'}, 'original_ref': 'www.audacy.com/_components/paragraph/instances/clnkqt1wc001s357idhliwy8f@published'}, {'data': {'text': 'The location of the salt wedge is just slightly upriver from where the Corps is building a sill, or underwater levee, to blunt the up-river flow of denser saltwater.', '_version': 2, 'componentVariation': 'paragraph'}, 'original_ref': 'www.audacy.com/_components/paragraph/instances/clnkqt1xs001t357iok90fkts@published'}, {'data': {'text': 'Ron Spooner, the interim general superintendent of the Sewerage &amp; Water Boars of New Orleans, told members at a New Orleans City Council committee meeting that it is good news. 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