This week's news: Lower Missouri management meetings next week in Missouri, hundreds join River Relief for KC area cleanup, volunteers needed for Earth Day in Springfield, Gasconade River smallmouth, an April 25th Jefferson City MO River meeting, legislators continue process to crack down on water exports, Corps provides update on levees, federal administration move to make conservation equal to industry on US lands, the Missouri River flood of 1952, America's most endangered rivers list, and NRCS seeks new priority watersheds for targeted conservation work
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This week's news: Eclipse fever in Missouri, opportunity to weigh in on Eleven Point State Park, northern Missouri lake secures key permit, Missouri legislators looking to limit water exports, water infrastructure funding and renewing Jordan Creek in Springfield, damages to pipes inside the Glen Canyon Dam, a $100 Million Colorado River Deal, pumps putting endangered fish at risk, low water on the Mississippi and below average runoff in the Upper Missouri, plus an open swim in the Chicago River for the first time in almost 100 years.
This week's news: Volunteers invited to Confluence Trash Bash, the hidden river documentary of the Mississippi at St. Louis, revamped amenities at Mark Twain Lake and activities at Thousand Hills State Park, Jane Doe identified in Troy after 46 years, PFAS tainted foam at Lake Huron, a California lake returns after 130 years, Mississippi ports offering assistance after Baltimore bridge collapse, fleeting ice cover in the north, and a massive steelhead trout in Michigan.
This Week's News: Bill sponsor suggests changes to waters of the state bill, Denali warns of too strict rules in Missouri, Congressman Burlison files bill to address septic tanks at Table Rock Lake, a Festus man snags a world record size carp, Eleven Point State Park to open for eclipse viewing, a once collapsed bridge in Missouri, fish kill count from Iowa yields 750,000 dead fish, the solution for methane gas in California is backfiring on midwest farmers, thinking small jigs for walleye, historic bridge collapses in Arizona, and the Baltimore bridge collapse and helping those affected.
This Week's News: World-record paddlefish snagged in Missouri, a group of KC paddlers watch the Current from the river, eclipse preparations at Wappapello Lake, Missouri's tailwater trout treasure and a St. Louis based pond workshop for landowners, fish kill in Iowa from fertilizer spill, Missouri River Basin public meetings, new addition to Missouri Headwaters State Park, drought threatens Mississippi River traffic, and an angler catches the Arkansas quillback carpsucker record.
This Week's News: Massive crop fertilizer spill in southwest Iowa stream, Missouri DNR taking water samples downstream, diverting the Mississippi to restore Louisiana's coast, California water agency denies LA landfill expansion, U.S., Canadian, and indigenous groups collaborate to reduce river pollution from coal mines, a system for reducing pesticide use, a new boat drying measure for Yellowstone, Missouri paddlefish season begins, free family fishing day in Rolla, and learn about naturescaping in an MDC webcast
This Week's News: Missouri bill would slash stream regulations and Missouri senate urged to flush changes in water law, an upcoming north St. Louis cleanup, expected effects of new EPA water rule for PFAs, Mississippi River forests are drowning, 830,000 salmon fry die in California, upcoming Klamath River dam removal to restore salmon population, state water cuts proposed to save the Colorado River, and climate change affecting freshwater harmful algal blooms.
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
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