This Week's Highlights: Keeping the Tennessee River beautiful, seeking comment on Missouri River Breaks land, conservationists back to court for Snake River salmon, and the benefit of warm season grasses
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This Week's Highlights: Officials sound alarm about low Missouri River, an atmospheric river hits the Pacific northwest, a unique worm-crayfish relationship, and the interior least tern soars off endangered species list
This Week's Highlights: A new National Park at River Gorge, a gigantic Fifth Amendment Class Action for Missouri River farmers, change in colors of rivers since 1984, and partnerships, certification programs, and a new bill to address Midwest water quality concerns
This Week's Highlights: Tinkering with phosphorus to grow fish, new brown trout stocking strategy, Representative Long to file Corps bill for stream structures, and there's plastic blowing in the wind
This Week's Highlights: Judge halts DNR rule as Missourians oppose hog CAFO, U.S. Government ordered to Pay Flooded Farmers, MO state representative questions the EPA, and US Senate Passes Duckboat Safety Bill
This Week's Highlights: Missouri River Relief to host the MR340, $2 Billion needed annually for the Mississippi River, a plan to pipe Missouri River water, and a river art exhibit in Springfield, MO
This Week's Highlights: Scientists solve mystery, invasive water flea decimates plankton, a Missouri bill to ban rights of Nature, and a Watergoat appears in Arnold, MO
This Week's Highlights: Mine denied in Alaska, steamboat history, a tire pollution solution, 11 miles of trash, and residents worry about CAFO in Livingston County
This Week's Highlights: Plans for the largest dam demolition in the US, a Corps Study for the Grand River, Accelerating Veterans Recovery Outdoors Act, Duck Boat Legislation, and a Missouri River Relief highlight
This Week's Highlights: The rebirth of a river, a new national historic place, volunteers clearing invasive plants, flexing mussels in Virginia, and a family friendly makeover at Wappapello Lake.
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