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Nuns Pray for Removal of Nuclear Waste in Bridgeton
BRIDGETON, MO– (KMOX)–A bus load of nuns made a pit stop at the West Lake Landfill for a prayer vigil seeking the removal of radioactive waste at the site. Some sixty nuns with the Franciscan […]
Charlie Brennan – Tuesday, April 23rd — Find Out What Star Will Be Performing in The Muny’s “Nunsense”?
Charlie and Debbie talk with Mike Isaacson who reveals the name of the “star” performing in “Nunsense” at The Muny this summer; Charlie talks with Kelly Dorfman, author of “Cure Your Child with Food”; with Russell Errett with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers about flooding and rising river levels; and with Jerry Schlichter of Arch Grants.
Bill Would Drop Corps’ Mo. River Wildlife Focus
Legislators want to see more focus on flood management and navigation.
U.S. Grants Permit For Fertilizer Plant Near Possible Burial Ground
Regulators have issued a permit to allow construction of a $1.3 billion fertilizer plant in southeast Iowa after a deal was reached to monitor the site to ensure it’s not an Indian burial ground.
Attorney Plans To Sue Over Missouri River Flooding
Landowners inundated by Missouri River flooding are preparing to sue the U.S. government, saying a recent Supreme Court ruling opens the door for them to receive damages, an attorney said Tuesday.
Recent Rains Ease Fears Of A Mississippi River Shutdown
There had been concern that barge traffic would grind to a halt due to an ongoing drought, widely considered by experts to be the worst in decades.
Army Corps of Engineers Releases Carlyle Lake Water, Pushing Back Shutdown Date
The release, according to the American Waterways Operators and Waterways Council, Inc, could avoid a complete shutdown until at least mid-January.
Barge Companies Plead for Help On Mississippi
Crounse Corp., Marquette Transportation Co., AEP River Operations, James Marine and Ingram Barge Co., made the appeal in a Dec. 20 letter.
Army Corps Leader Says No To River Request
Request denied for more water to be let into Mississippi River from Missouri River.
Mississippi River Dropping Slower Than Expected
Months of drought have left the Mississippi near historic low levels, a problem worsened last month when the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reduced the outflow from an upper Missouri River dam.
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