This Week's #MOwater News

This Week's Highlights: Living Lands and Waters helping clean up after tornadoes, a contractor building on the Meramec, James River power stacks coming down, obsolete rainfall records, solar panels above canals in California, the stunning recovery of a river in New South Wales, plans for Osage Nation casino at Lake of the Ozarks, dam discussions on the Snake River, and dairy farmers cashing in on a cleaner fuel

MISSOURI
Contractor Building on the Meramec
A contractor is building on the Meramec. Residents say floods are already bad enough.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch

The James River Stacks Coming Down
The James River power stations stacks are coming down
OzarksFirst.Com

Current River State Park hosts Bird Count
Current River State Park hosts Great Backyard Bird Count
Daily Journal Online

Ozark Riverways Prescribed Burn Plans
Ozark Riverways plans to conduct prescribed burns
The Salem News Online

Osage Nation Earmarks Land for Lake Ozark Casino
Osage Nation Earmarks Land for Lake Ozark Casino
Casino.org

Best Place to Fly Fish in Southwest Missouri
Best Place to Fly Fish in Southwest Missouri
417 Magazine

NATIONAL
Living Lands and Waters Helping Clean Up After Tornadoes
Living Lands and Waters helping clean up waterways after Kentucky tornadoes
KWQC
 
Obsolete Rainfall Records: Blocking Climate Change Prep
An unexpected item is blocking cities' climate change prep: obsolete rainfall records
NPR.Org 
 
To Breach or Not to Breach the Snake River Dams?
To breach or not to breach the Snake River dams?
The Lewistown Tribune
 
In the Missouri Breaks of Montana, paddling into the past
In the Missouri Breaks of Montana, paddling into the past
Washington Post
 
Solar Panels to Be Installed Above California Canals
Solar Panels to Be Installed Above California Canals
EcoWatch
 
Dairy Farmers Cashing In on Cleaner Fuel
How dairy farmers are cashing in on California's push for cleaner fuel
KOSU

WORLD
The Stunning Recovery of a Heavily Polluted River
The stunning recovery of a heavily polluted river in the heart of the Blue Mountains World Heritage area
The Conversation