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Wall Street Journal MEMPHIS, Tenn. (Youdle) - Hold onto your wallets, because the Panama Canal, responsible for a staggering 55% of all products coming to America from Asia, is experiencing historic supply chain bottlenecks according to a new Wall Street Journal special report . This slowdown could send shockwaves through your everyday life, from gasoline prices to the cherished traditions of Thanksgiving and Christmas. The Panama Canal's Critical Role The Panama Canal has been a linchpin of international commerce since it opened in 1914. The shortcut drastically saves vessels  travel distances, cost and time around the southern tip of South America, which ultimately saves you money. The Water Crisis Unveiled The Panama Canal relies on a complex system of locks and reservoirs to manage the water levels necessary for its operation. However, climate change, deforestation, and increasing demand for freshwater have led to a historic decline in water levels, leading to a significant su

JACKSON, Miss. (Youdle) -  The community in the city of Jackson, Mississippi has come together after the city's main water treatment plant failed leaving residents without clean water for several days and the situation appears dire as the city's main treatment plant has failed.  City officials say the crisis could last "indefinitely" and they have gone into emergency mode collaborating with local organizations and residents to support each other during this challenging time. In the midst of the crisis, Youdle is releasing access to its in-stock product finder , that is currently in beta testing, to help residents locate clean drinking water in stock.  The city released a list of water distribution locations where residents can find drinking water and assistance. These distribution points are crucial in ensuring that residents have access to safe drinking water. They are set up at strategic locations across the city, making it more convenient for people to obtain the