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UMN researchers: More nature, less concrete to control Mississippi River flooding
U researchers are working with communities to help residents, farmers and local governments find more natural solutions to ...
A conceptual breakthrough has emerged for the Colorado River’s future. Here’s what it looks like.
After months of stalemate, glimmers of hope have emerged for consensus on a new plan to manage the shrinking Colorado River.
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8 Dreamy State Parks In Missouri That Locals Want To Keep A Secret
Roaring River State Park is a trout angler’s paradise on earth. The entire park centers around one of Missouri’s most spectacular springs. Incredibly clear water surges from deep underground to create ...
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The 476-Acre State Park In Missouri That You’ve Probably Never Heard Of
That’s Echo Bluff State Park in Eminence, Missouri – 476 acres of jaw-dropping natural beauty that somehow remains one of the ...
No, the Arch doesn't affect St. Louis' weather, but the city's rivers do
The "Arch Effect" myth claims the tall structure alters St. Louis' weather patterns. What really influences the city's ...
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U of M researchers: More nature, less concrete to control Mississippi River flooding
University of Minnesota researchers say using nature instead of concrete is best for controlling Mississippi River flooding in Minnesota and the upper Midwest.
Draft Pearl River flood control study to be published July 3
A revised study that evaluates multiple proposals to address flooding along the Pearl River in Hinds and Rankin County will be released later this week. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Vicksburg ...