November 8, 2024

This week's news: Dead fish after Missouri battery plant fire, voters reject casino on Osage River, farmers intent to file lawsuit against Missouri, flooding on the Current River, MDC warns of hammerhead worms, a mold based infection seen in Lake Taneycomo trout, a look at the largest lakes in the U.S., voters in Bozeman, MT pass plastic ban, people and salmon celebrate at the Klamath River, using remote sensing for river discharges, projects supporting Tennessee's Duck River, and Swope Park in Kansas City to receive upgrades

MISSOURI
Dead Fish after Nearby Battery Plant Fire
'Thousands' of dead fish in Missouri town under investigation after nearby battery plant fire
KSDK

Farmers Threaten Lawsuit Against State
Farmers threaten lawsuit against state over 'disgusting' agricultural practice: 'It's horrid'
Yahoo News

Mold Based Infection Seen in Lake Taneycomo Trout
Mold-based infection being seen on some Lake Taneycomo trout
MDC News Online  

Voters Reject Osage River Casino
Amendment 5 results: Missouri voters reject casino at the Lake of the Ozarks
MSN

MDC Warns of Zombie Like Worm
MDC warns of zombie-like worm invading Missouri
MSN News

Current River Flooding
Current River Flooding More than in 2017 says Ozark National Scenic Riverways
Ozark Radio News

Swope Park to Receive Upgrades
Swope Park set to receive multi-million dollar upgrades as city matches federal grant
KCTV5

NATIONAL
Bozeman Voters Pass Plastic Ban
Bozeman voters pass ban on plastic bags, polystyrene foam
ExploreBigSky.Com 

Methodological Evaluation of River Discharges from Remote Sensing
Methodological evaluation of river discharges derived from remote sensing and land surface models
Nature.Com

Projects Supporting Tennessee’s Duck River
Projects supporting Tennessee’s Duck River, sustainable farming receive $66M in USDA awards
TimesFreePress  

What Are the Biggest Lakes in the U.S.? 
What Are the Biggest Lakes in the U.S.?
HowStuffWorks.Com

People and Salmon Celebrate at Klamath River
People — and salmon — return to restored Klamath to celebrate removal of 4 dams
USAToday