This Week's #MOwater News

This Week's Highlights: Initiative to track plastic begins, Missouri River library donation, anhydrous ammonia tank recovery, eagle deaths related to algae, a CAFO moves forward, and using fish scales to monitor water quality

MISSOURI
Anhydrous Ammonia Tank Recovered
Dangerous Anhydrous Ammonia Tank Recovered from Missouri River, near Claysville
EPA.Gov
 
EPA Urged to Reconsider Lakes
EPA urged to reconsider listing Missouri lakes as 'impaired'
The Rolla Daily News 

Working with Neighbors for Levees
Missouri hopes to work with neighbors to improve Missouri River levees
Missourinet 
 
Eureka to Build Flood Walls
Eureka to build flood walls to protect key infrastructure and historic buildings
Fox2Now 
 
Cooper County CAFO Can Move Forward
CAFO can move forward in Cooper County after appeals court decision
Columbia Daily Tribune
 
Extensive Missouri River Library 
Riverboat captain donates extensive Missouri River library
Sioux City Journal

Forest Lake to Close for Weed Treatment
Invasive weed treatment to temporarily close Forest Lake
KTVO 
 
Partnership for River Access
County to Partner with State on River Access
eMissourian

NATIONAL
Eagle Deaths Related to Algae
After more than 2 decades of searching, scientists finger cause of mass eagle deaths
Science

Invasive Carp Removal
DNR partnering with other agencies in removing invasive carp from Mississippi River
Wisconsin State Farmer

Initiative to Track Plastic
St. Paul launches initiative to track plastic, debris in Mississippi River
Bring Me The News

What’s Next with WOTUS
Exclusive: Trump rule imperils more than 40,000 waterways
E&E News

Connecticut River Trail
Tales from the trail: Exploring the Connecticut River Paddlers’ Trail
Daily Hampshire Gazette
 
Using Fish Scales to Monitor Water Quality
Czech scientists use fish scales to monitor water quality
Radio Prague International