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Missouri landowners call on lawmakers to address spread of meatpacking sludge - Vimarsana News

Missouri landowners call on lawmakers to address spread of meatpacking sludge

Denali Water Solutions has sued to allow it to resume using a storage lagoon in Randolph County.

Newton County Residents to Advocate for Environmental Law Changes in Jefferson City - Vimarsana News

Newton County Residents to Advocate for Environmental Law Changes in Jefferson City

KSNF/KODE — Newton County residents hoping to change state environmental laws are heading to Jefferson City tomorrow (Monday) to make their voices heard. Representatives of the group Stop Land Use Damaging our Ground and Environment, or “SLUDGE,” plan to attend the House Conservation and Natural Resources Committee hearing. They tell us they hope to testify […]

Missouri lawmakers rushing to take up limits on meatpacking sludge - Vimarsana News

Missouri lawmakers rushing to take up limits on meatpacking sludge

Large meatpacking companies pay companies to haul sludge from their factories, which is later spread on farm fields as fertilizer.

Missouri pension board votes to sell China investments. Here's why some say it's political - Vimarsana News

Missouri pension board votes to sell China investments. Here's why some say it's political

A state senator on the board accused State Treasurer Vivek Malek, who lobbied for the change, of playing politics as he runs for election.

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Board votes to divest MOSERS fund from China | Jefferson City News Tribune - Vimarsana News

Board votes to divest MOSERS fund from China | Jefferson City News Tribune

The board overseeing Missouri's largest state employee pension fund voted Tuesday to sell most of its investments in Chinese-owned companies, reversing a decision it made last month.