This Week's News: U.S. House advances PERMIT Act, states work to end secrecy over water use by data centers, a northern Missouri lake project receives approval of dam and spillway plans, successful stocking of scaleshell mussels on the Osage River, a land purchase to protect the Grotto Sculpin, a North Dakota town works to respond to sandbar migration on the Missouri River, a look at the Arkansas River as it leaves Colorado, an advocate fights to clean up the polluted Tijuana River, a missing fisherman found in the Ozarks, the effect of drought on cattle counties, and campaigning for a clean Mississippi River

This Week's News:  Wetlands protect migratory birds, concerns with proposed WOTUS Rule, the EPA embraces PFAS pesticides, cities seeing PFAS in drinking water, a federal rule seeks rollback of protection for imperiled species, a river corridor consideration in Minnesota, how a family fought to save the Klamath River, airplane surveys for new mining aspects in Missouri, Congress extends the Farm Bill, Missouri to lose its lake monitoring program, a Missouri college replaces Bradford Pear trees with native trees, a grant to evaluate wastewater system, and see eagles in Missouri with MDC Eagle Days