This Week's News: Mississippi mayors lobby for more government funding for flooding mitigation, proposed legislation to protect Mississippi River fisheries, University of Missouri professor finds inexpensive solution to PFAS treatment, political attacks in Missouri stiffen opposition to pesticide bill, a reallocation of Stockton Lake secures future water supply for southwest Missouri, increased water recycling for fracking and a New Mexico water supply bill, Upper Mississippi forum, a look at future EPA revision of Waters of the U.S. Rule, MRWA's conference returned to Branson, and where to learn about amphibians and spot white pelicans in Missouri

This Week's News:  Toxic trouble at an abandoned Missouri landfill, water molecules caught flipping, El Paso turns wastewater into drinking water, a price tag for Gulf dead zone reduction, Mississippi River levels trigger levee inspections, an ice jam in North Dakota, students raising salmon for Grand River Michigan release, thousands of trout stocked in Missouri, lead pipe replacement in Ballwin, natural fish kill at Lake of Ozarks, a camera on Missouri's nesting bald eagles, and a look at Missouri's three year drought

This Week's News:  MDC and GRHA working to protect waterfowl opportunities in St. Charles county, MDC stocks winter trout, Mark Twain Lake master plan for review, a Lower Mississippi River restoration project, a visit to the Mississippi coast, South Dakota's legislature weighs use of Missouri River water, checking out the James River State Park in Virginia, and MDC stocks winter trout in Missouri

This Week's News: Missouri and Nebraska partner on flood risk study, power plant contamination investigation in Henry County, MO., water rights are hot topic in Missouri, a North Carolina town approves efforts to get PFAS out of water while federal administration looks at withdraw of proposed limits, a big water problem in Texas, answers to fire recovery in California and attempts to capture more water from severe storms, a look at Europe's degraded water resources and the revival of the Seine River, water conservation tips, studies of climate change on the Upper Mississippi River, a drinking water week poster contest in Missouri, and free eagle day event at Truman Lake

This Week's News: How do wildfires affect water quality, passed federal Water Resources Development Act addresses Mississippi River climate extremes, Corpus Christi drills for water, a Minnesota asian carp netting effort comes up empty, planning for Missouri River water for the Black Hills, ice disks and frigid phenomenon, grants for homeowners affected by floods, Reeds Springs school without water, and upcoming waterfowl meetings in Springfield and Joplin. 

This Week's News:  Missouri company makes dog treats with invasive fish, a look back at 2024 world fish records set in Missouri, the Mississippi River delta is losing ground as low river levels on tops of minds in Iowa, how Iowa invests in an industry favored water quality fix, snow and drought conditions in the west, a US ACE kayak rescue, the next Missouri DNR Director, a convergence of rivers and birds in St. Louis, upcoming memorial shed hunt at Mark Twain Lake, and MLK Day of Service and events for January 20th

This Week's News:  Help revive white oaks in Missouri, volunteers collect acorns along the Mississippi, learn the basics of muskie fishing and fly tying, Iowa and Missouri truck stops face Clean Water Act violations, below-average runoff for the Missouri River as we start 2025, a look at Montana's 56th state park, new and old challenges for a Mississippi River Refuge, feds hope to save an endangered mussel, a plastic solution with Living Lands and Waters, and upcoming MLK Nature Walk in KC Jan. 20th, Winter Salt Week Jan. 27-31, and programs at Shoal Creek Conservation Education Center

This Week's News:  Concern of bird flu in Missouri and precautions to take, MDC seeks public input on walleye regulation, growing water infrastructure concern in Cape Girardeau, PPE critical to fighting bird flu across states, the most valuable fish in the Mississippi River, wild rice is booming again, north Missouri flood protections strengthened, a water supply award to Carter County, discover eagles this winter with MDC, and a burst of new life for a Louisiana swamp

This Week's News: Anniversary of Meramec River flood, a whistleblower discusses 3M PFAS cover-up, Texas farmers say fertilizer with PFAS poisoned their land and livestock, using drones to map flooding on the Meramec, salt water creeps up the Delaware and Mississippi rivers, a South Dakota board supports more water use from the Missouri River, bank stabilization on the Osage River near Tuscumbia, Thousand Hills State Park certified as an Urban Night Sky Place, and the Did You Thank a Stream Teamer Today podcast!

This Week's News: Historic flooding in Missouri, the Current River spares Van Buren, residents braced for flooding on the Meramec, a delayed winter trout opening at Montauk, company facing pushback in Missouri fined by EPA for violations in western states, a study shows Colorado River basins at tipping point for drought, Mississippi River eroding sacred mounds, its raining PFAS in Miami, plastic toxins released into South Carolina river, MDC clears turbid lake in southern Missouri, and Ohio has a new state scenic river that rebounded from past pollution showcases a river comeback