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Iowa DNR says Cedar River water quality plan isn't necessary, experts disagree - Vimarsana News

Iowa DNR says Cedar River water quality plan isn't necessary, experts disagree

This marks the first time the DNR has proposed to withdraw such a plan.

What you need to know about the Cedar River TMDL - Vimarsana News

What you need to know about the Cedar River TMDL

The DNR is trying to withdraw the water quality improvement plan. Its the first TMDL withdrawal the agency has proposed.

New Big Sky wastewater plant designed to protect Gallatin River from algal blooms - Vimarsana News

New Big Sky wastewater plant designed to protect Gallatin River from algal blooms

Once the plant is up and running, it will be capable of treating about 910,000 gallons of municipal wastewater per day — a 50% increase in capacity.

Flooding Creates Potential Human Health and Recreational Risks in Rivers Across Montana - Vimarsana News

Flooding Creates Potential Human Health and Recreational Risks in Rivers Across Montana

River recreators should avoid contact with water during and for at least two weeks after flood events. Floodwaters have already impacted communities in the Yellowstone River basin, and more flooding is anticipated elsewhere in the state, such as in the Flathead River basin and Missoula County. Floodwaters can carry potentially dangerous debris and may contain chemicals and bacteria from damaged or overwhelmed wastewater treatment facilities and flooded homes, businesses, and agricultural fields.

Source: mt.gov
Flathead, Swan rivers cresting in minor flood stage - Vimarsana News

Flathead, Swan rivers cresting in minor flood stage

Weeks of rain and snow in northwest Montana have kept the region's rivers and streams in flood stage, but experts say the worst has passed as more seasonal, sunny weather