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Outside of the New Orleans District headquarters.

It's due to a cold-start, combined with the pumps being direct-drive (Always engaged). They emit that black smoke until the turbo boost comes up so they burn more effeciently.

Its diesel. Always smoke like that when the load are direct drive

That's what she said.

@@jacobdavis000 You wrong for that 🤣

And the influx of fresh water enters the Mississippi Sound on the MS Gulf Coast and kills way too many dolphins...

But wouldn’t the Mississippi drain to this area (apontchartrain and the Gulf) without the Army Corps’ intervention?

And, destroys the oyster beds in the Mississippi Sound.

+David C (Deeked) The city of New Orleans is close to 300 years old. The French established the city on a natural high ground, but as time passed the city grew. Today the city is of vital importance to the nation's shipping and navigation industry, as well as the economy. Of the world's 15 busiest ports four are south of Baton Rouge.

+teamneworleans natural high ground. like i said, the natives were smart enough not to build there. even if it was 5 feet above sea level, it is still guaranteed to flood.

David C You should ask the people who live in Arizona, Alaska, ,Canada, why they built there. Yes, New Orleans floods, so does Houston, TX. Arizona, Nevada, and New Mexico, are desert, and don't have enough water. Our northern states, and much of Canada, have brutal winters. Should people live there, too?

Just like why in the hell do people build in the midwest like Oklahoma City and Dallas and Little Rock where they have massive tornadoes? Why in the hell do people build on the west coast like LA and San Francisco where they are sitting on a major fault? Why in the hell did people build on Manhattan, KNOW that a hurricane will like blow through and flood the whole city. Why in the hell do humans live on this earth PERIOD, knowing that at some point in time of their short lifetimes, there will be some kind of natural disaster that will cause certain damage, death, and destruction? I guarantee that the answer that you are thinking about right now that you believe justifies YOUR place of residence works is the same freaking answer that the people of New Orleans is thinking. There is NO such thing of a place that is 100% safe from mother nature.

I absolutely agree. If housing and businesses are vulnerable then at least build structures on legs so that water cannot reach them. In the UK they're being allowed to build on flood plains and most mortgage lenders won't provide a loan to buy those houses.