This Week's News: Missouri House moves to regulate sludge, southwest MO meatpacker to shut down, the nation's 3rd most polluted river, spring cleaning with River Relief, researchers testify on microplastic, a vanishing Great Salt Lake, new power to protect groundwater and the changing nature of groundwater, the effects of wake boats on Wisconsin lakes, an integrated science strategy for water availability and migratory birds, and commentary on Missouri's waters of the state bills, "a license to pollute?" 

This Week's News: U.S. Court bans dicamba weed killers, USDA report shows factory farm takeover, governors meet to discuss flooding cooperation, a low risk for spring flooding on the big rivers, the Missouri senate continues working to limit water exports, a native landscaping series in St. Louis, classes for kids in KC, and a once in two hundred years cicada emergence.

This Week's News: Water protection funding jeopardized by HB2561, legislation puts half of Missouri's drinking water at risk, a visioning session for the Roy Blunt reservoir, using MO Carp for global good, water levels dropping at Lake of Ozarks, a Nevada Supreme Court water ruling for groundwater management, the future of Utah's water, pushback on Nebraska Governor's plan to silence public meetings, a Minnesota fish kill, and protecting the Mobile-Tensaw Delta 

This Week's News: Missouri lawmakers working to stand against water exports from the state, Tunnel Dam on the Niangua could be demolished, a February fishing workshop, Lake Taneycomo trout fishing in February, Missouri River basin updates, a commentary on waste dumping, Colorado study examines threats of wildfires on water quality, a plan to protect marine biodiversity, giant snails removed from San Antonio Riverwalk, the LA River dramatically full, and tracking California's water supply

This week's news: A Missouri proposed law to block water exportation, Arkansas based company agrees to stop spreading sludge in Missouri, funding for orphaned oil and gas well cleanups in Missouri, a Colorado town appoints legal guardians for a creek, the Supreme Court rejects hearing environmental cases, cleanups of caves used by homeless in California, allegations on efforts to remove Snake River dams, a review of the Ideker vs. US case and Army Corps Missouri River management, Congressional committees approve bills to weaken water protections, and an expansion of Missouri River Headwaters State Park