This Week's News: Torrential rains, hidden caves, river rescue, free fishing lessons, a Mississippi River Speed Record film, near-average runoff forecast for the Missouri, legal action against Phenix City, a new pedal boat on the Hudson River, zebra mussel larvae found in the Colorado River, a webinar on invasive plant control for deer management, and Paris, France mayor dips into the Seine River to showcase cleanliness
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This Week's News: Stories of flooding, rivers on the rise, floodgates up, a wild Mississippi, wastewater discharged, how the Mississippi may benefit from Chesapeake Bay's strategy, a suspended kayak trek, and Missouri archers invited to compete at Mark Twain Lake.
This Week's News: Missouri and Mississippi rivers on the rise, new islands near St. Louis, why the Eleven Point River is shrouded in mystery, expanded groundwater testing near Bridgeton Landfill, stories from the James River at Chesapeake Bay, a sea lamprey survey in Michigan and a pallid sturgeon larval drift study in Montana, how Louisiana gets the worst of river runoff, Missouri Supreme Court rules Lake of the Ozarks tax unconstitutional, and big river plans - can the Mississippi River build America again.
This Week's News: Missouri River flood updates, emergency declarations and federal aid for flooded counties, a partial dam failure in Minnesota, untreated wastewater flows into the Missouri and resulting stream advisory, improvements coming to Route 43 bridge on the Elk River, and H2Ozarks seeking stakeholder input for protection of Table Rock Lake
This Week's News: Nitrate's not just a Gulf problem, potential relief for the Colorado River, a failing water quality score for Baltimore Harbor, beach report from Missouri, bridge demolished in Kansas City, a Conservation Area temporarily closed in the bootheel, a Missouri River artist visits Marshall, activities for the 100th anniversary celebration and historical cruises on the Upper Mississippi, and upcoming application for managed deer hunts in Missouri.
This Week's News: Trail riders evacuated in Eminence due to flooding, the Osage and Gasconade rivers crest, youth anglers competing at Pomme de Terre Lake, dock ropes vandalized at Thousand Hills, a plan puts muscle behind mussel restoration in Virginia, stories of flooded towns, ice cover changing diatoms at the Great Lakes, calculations for this year's Dead Zone, why Lake Michigan is superior, and Discover Nature Fishing opportunities in Missouri
This Week's News: MDC confirms more invasive northern snakehead, Springfield City Utilities sues for PFAS contamination, archaeologists discover ancient canoes in Wisconsin, a new National Marine Sanctuary in New York State, a bold blueprint for salmon restoration in the pacific northwest, chemicals impacting the Great Lakes, a River Watch Program in Virginia keeps river users informed of water conditions, an Army Corps tree policy and impacts of goose waste at Table Rock Lake, and a wooden bridge collapses into the Osage River.
This Week's News: New research to improve the health and resilience of the Mississippi river, a canoe company raising river caretakers, monitors deployed in the Mississippi, Salt River horses lawsuit in Arizona, fertilizer spill impacting multiple states, Tunnel Dam set to be decommissioned at Lake Niangua, a shootout for charities at Lake of the Ozarks, high water at Wappapello, the best Missouri lake for exercise, and an Arizona scuba team recovers 100 lost cell phones
This Week's News: A milestone for lake sturgeon on the Osage River, rising Missouri River levels, meetings for bridges on St. Francis and Elk Rivers, imagining a new Mississippi, progress in the St. Cloud watershed of Minnesota, Vilsack concerns over the Farm Bill, a new Mississippi River research vessel, an illegal dam torn down in Texas, new resort park coming to Lake of the Ozarks, and kayaker Devin Brown to challenge the Mighty Mississippi
This Week's News: Bitterness in Missouri Senate for final day of session, Missouri land application bill passes where basin size matters, a ballot measure pending for an Osage River casino, Maine group plans legal action over PFAS, a Missouri River court decision affects Hawaii's flood control plan, study shows forever chemicals raining down on Great Lakes, land application too loosely regulated in Arkansas, a plan for $20 Billion water tunnel in California, the 1898 Current River bridge and the swinging bridge saved at Lake of the Ozarks, and learn to fish the Big Muddy on June 1 and 2
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