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We are being sold a bill of goods. We are being told that the four lower Snake River dams are the main reason for the disappearance of our anadromous fish

CASSVILLE, Mo. — Steve Haggitt has plans to continue exploring Roaring River Spring but with submersible robots.

All groundwater users should make sure they are in full compliance with an approved mitigation plan.

As the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge celebrates its 100th anniversary, it’s an emblem of conservation success along Wisconsin’s western border. The longest contiguous river refuge in

The Flood of 1898 Flood damage is a natural weather-related occurrence more people witness in person or in media than most other natural disasters.

As spring arrives in Minnesota, it’s time for the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency to kick off its popular program that relies on Minnesotans to monitor our 12,000-plus lakes and 92,000-plus

MINERAL WELLS — The general manager of Lake Palo Pinto on Tuesday reported a promising response from the state water board to the application to build a new lake.

The outlook for the Bitterroot Valleys aquifer is mixed as groundwater levels decrease following three years of below average precipitation.

An editorial that appeared in a Missouri newspaper in 1926 recently crossed our path.

Flows over Shoshone Falls are hitting their peak for this year as spring runoff and releases from upstream reservoirs send large volumes of water near Twin Falls.