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Team rescues plants from Lourens River banks - Vimarsana News

Team rescues plants from Lourens River banks

Experienced gardener Temba Cimilanga (54), originally from the Eastern Cape, is leading a team of six on a search-and-rescue mission to collect plants from the banks of the Lourens River as part of the City’s flood-alleviation project.

Not that the upper river really needs more water, but make it rain, Hochul and Shapiro - Vimarsana News

Not that the upper river really needs more water, but make it rain, Hochul and Shapiro

Why are the governors of New York and Pennsylvania, through their inaction, forcing the eventual demise of the Upper Delaware Council?

Mississippi River mayors rally for a compact to protect the waterway - Vimarsana News

Mississippi River mayors rally for a compact to protect the waterway

A coalition of Mississippi River mayors want a 10-state compact that would establish collective management of the waterway.

Source: yahoo.com
Colorado River problems: Glen Canyon Dam, desalination and a city that could run dry - Vimarsana News

Colorado River problems: Glen Canyon Dam, desalination and a city that could run dry

The boldest strategies to save the Colorado River are coming from environmental groups, including a rising chorus of voices to give Lake Mead priority over Lake Powell.

County officials urge extra care and caution around lakes and rivers after heavy winter snow - Vimarsana News

County officials urge extra care and caution around lakes and rivers after heavy winter snow

EL DORADO COUNTY, Calif. - El Dorado County officials are advising residents and visitors to take extra precautions this year to prevent drowning in the area's rivers and lakes.