This Week's News: Community volunteers play a crucial role, helicopters fly for aquifer study, LA County sues Coke and Pepsi over plastic, Arkansas bans hog farms in the Buffalo River Watershed, Native American tribes want Missouri River managed differently, a dry Mississippi impacts farmers, the Sugar Creek fire covers 1,500 acres in southern Missouri, MDC boat access closing due to improper use, conditions impact start of waterfowl season in Missouri, USACE takes action in Kansas due to drought, a federal land transfer to the Winnebago Tribe, and a hiker's path between two scenic Missouri streams
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This Week's News: Legal rights for the Rappahannock River, hurricane Helene's damage to the Green River, a look at New River Gorge National Park, how the Cuyahoga River has turned the corner, nationwide plan to replace lead pipes, a new black buffalo record in Missouri, the path to Tower Rock exposed, low lake level at Mark Twain Lake, new dates and location for Lake of the Ozarks Shootout, and prairie racerunners at Shoal Creek
This Week's News: Protecting and restoring Missouri's waterways with The Nature Conservancy, a new Missouri Hydrology Atlas explores the Sac River Watershed, contemplating a casino on the Osage River, how the Mississippi's headwaters impact damage from Gulf Coast hurricanes, legislation on behalf of the Grand River Ottawa Indians, California governor signs law banning plastic bags, research on microplastics from swimwear, a birder's trip reveals surprises on the Missouri, and celebrating 100 years of public land at Big Spring.
This Week's News: Missouri River Relief has new director, Missouri county purchases land along the Mississippi for a river port, Mississippi River mayors announce agreement to unify river ports, a coalition to restore the Mississippi, Big Spring facts, citations for illegal fishing in southwest Missouri, Missouri River fish and wildlife mitigation projects, Missouri School for Deaf participates in Missouri River Days, upcoming Bikes with Your Boots On in St. Louis and Day on the River at Cape, SEC finds that Keurig misled the public over K-Cup recycling claims, and a sill built to halt saltwater intrusion on the Mississippi.
This Week's News: Warning of aquarium moss balls with zebra mussels, Operation Clean Stream on the Meramec, a Cape Girardeau canoe rescue, gearing up for water fights in the Midwest, endangered pallid sturgeon spawning in Montana, a Missouri business tests net to catch invasive carp, Montana asserts its water rights, the Corps to begin a first comprehensive study of the White River Basin, cases of Legionnaires' disease in southwest MO, GM signs solar power deal including a Missouri assembly plant, and trails to explore in our Great Rivers State
This Week's News: Preparing for annual shoreline cleanup at Table Rock, Taneycomo, Bull Shoals, a River Soundings Conference Sept. 4-5, low water inspection trip on the Mississippi, waterfowl hunting reservations, Missouri's oldest small river towns, history of Gavins Point Dam, a fish not seen in Kentucky since 1986, oil leasing under the Missouri, canoes for a cause cleanup, and new collection shows the history of the driftless region
This Week's News: Mizzou scientists remove nanoplastics, local fishermen work to remove invasive carp, NPS seeks interest in operation of Big Spring facilities on Current River, video of ocean trash cleanup interceptor, a judge orders more analysis for the Upper Missouri Grayling, a Corps of Adventure on the Missouri, US Army invests millions to protect the Great Lakes from invasive carp, a potential federal listing of Alabama Shad, a Colorado paddler takes on the 340, and lessons learned in risk management from Table Rock Lake.
This Week's News: Missouri boating responsibilities, a biosolids facility in Kansas City, funding to fuel the removal of dams, an updated Columbia River Treaty, volunteers clean up river in Montana, drought conditions persist in the Missouri River Basin, a new way to measure river flows with drones, Lake Wappapello arm re-opens after algal bloom, where to learn more about HABs, and discover the Mississippi with MDC on August 24th
This Week's News: Petition for EPA to take over Iowa water regulations, the importance of ephemeral streams, investigating the market for eating invasive carp, update on the Dead Zone, Mississippi River's largest fish, a request to leave bryozoans alone, grand opening of the Boone County Nature School, a look at polluted Missouri Rivers, learning skills with MDC, a free family fishing day, a blind man competes in the MR340, and Olympic athletes swim in the Seine River.
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