Alpha-gal syndrome is spreading. Arkansas may hold clues to why it’s spreading, how it functions — and what comes next.
Arkansas has become an epicenter of a mysterious tick-borne illness, once simply referred to as a “red-meat allergy.
Topic: Mississippi River Basin Ag & Water Desk
RSSThere are 4 article(s) tagged Mississippi River Basin Ag & Water Desk:
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October 2026
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September 2026
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After decades of overhunting and habitat loss, black bears are slowly recolonizing the lower Mississippi River basin
“It will be a slow process, but bears are going to recolonize Middle and West Tennessee,” said the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency’s black bear coordinator. “You can’t stop it.”
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September 2025
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Paddling the length of the Mississippi River is a grand adventure
“The big alligators will swim about 20 yards from you, parallel to you, and they’ll stay right next to you for about half a mile,” said one paddler. “What they’re trying to do is figure out who’s bigger — you in the kayak, or them.”
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June 2025
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Mississippi River loses most of its ‘white gold’ before reaching Gulf
Sand, silt and clay is essential to rebuilding — or, at this point, maintaining — the fragile coastline that has been receding for decades. But less than 10% of the Mississippi River’s sediment reaches the critical Bird’s Foot Delta.
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