July 1, 2022

This Week's Highlights:  A robot fish eats microplastics, new USGS gauge map dashboard, an international water conference, Missouri city without water, low water levels on the Missouri, flood rescues, water sharing at the Russian River, the value of water, and kayaking the Elk River in southwest Missouri

MISSOURI
Kayaking the Elk River
Kayaking the Elk River in Missouri
Medium.Com

City without Water since May 4
A SWMO city continues the fight for running water
KSN Fourstates Homepage

Flood Rescues
Friday Storm Updates: Multiple Water Rescue Reported in Jefferson City
ABC 17 News

Water Provider expects No Problems with Lower Missouri River Levels
Water Provider expects No Problems from Lower Missouri River Levels
News Tribune

MO Receives Funds to Control Farm Runoff
Missouri one of 12 states receiving portion of $60M to help curb water pollution
Associated Press St Louis

NATIONAL
Set it Back: Moving Levees
Set It Back: Moving Levees to Benefit Rivers, Wildlife and Communities
The Revelator

New USGS Gauge Map
USGS National Water Dashboard Interactive Map
USGS National Water Dashboard

Mill Creek now a Spot for Recreation
The once-polluted Mill Creek now a spot for recreation, wildlife
Local 12

Mega-Watersheds Have Redrawn Map
Circle of Blue reports on the spillover effects of drought in the American West
Circle of Blue: Where Water Speaks

Seeing the Unseen: The Value of Water
Save the date for World Water Week 2022
Stockholm International Water Institute

Robot Fish Eats Microplastics
Tiny fish-shaped robot 'swims' around picking up microplastics
Science Daily Water News

CA’s Russian River Water Sharing
State Water Board approves unprecedented voluntary water-sharing agreement for Russian River
Maven’s Notebook: California Water Verbatim

WORLD
International Water Conference in Tajikistan
The Second High-Level International Conference on the International Decade for Action “Water for Sustainable Development”, 2018-2028
Dushanbe Water Process