Published Oct 31, 2022
A Midwest Drought Is Creating a Supply Chain Crisis on the Mississippi River
Exploring the severe drought in the Midwest and its drastic impact on the Mississippi River, this episode delves into how climate change is reshaping the river's critical role in global supply chains, creating logistical nightmares and threatening economic stability. Experts discuss the urgent need for adaptation strategies as businesses and farmers face challenges in transporting vital commodities amidst water level disruptions.

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