Interactive Watershed Maps

Find your watershed on our interactive maps! St. Louis and Kansas City area maps follow. Once you find your watershed, click here to become a Watershed Warrior! To use the maps: Arrow to down in the “Legend” frame to display “Layers”  frame. Check/uncheck selection boxes to show or hide layers of information. Zoom in and…

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Kansas City Waterpark is a World of Pollution

by Alicia Claire Lloyd 3/29/2016 New records, dated 11/3/15, obtained through document requests from the Missouri Department of Natural Resources (MDNR) (Worlds of Fun_151103_Anonymous Concern) reveal allegations that employees at Worlds of Fun (WOF) waterpark in Kansas City, Missouri were told to dump hazardous wastes into creeks nearby the facility. A former employee, a mechanic,…

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MCE Sues EPA for Failure to Protect Missouri Lakes Under the Clean Water Act

PRESS RELEASE Date: February 25, 2016 Contact: Alicia Lloyd, Clean Water Policy Coordinator, Missouri Coalition for the Environment, alloyd@moenviron.org, (314) 727-0600 x12 Elizabeth Hubertz, Attorney, Washington University Interdisciplinary Environmental Clinic, ejhubertz@wustl.edu, (314) 935-8760 MCE Sues EPA for Failure to Protect Missouri Lakes Under the Clean Water Act St. Louis, MO: The Missouri Coalition for the Environment (MCE)…

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The WCI doth protest too much…. methinks

By Brad Walker, Rivers Director                                                                       February 1, 2016 PDF Version In late December 2015 the St. Louis Post-Dispatch published an op-ed by the Missouri Coalition for the Environment (MCE) and Sierra Club regarding the America’s Watershed Initiative’s (AWI) Mississippi River Basin Report Card and a response from the CEO/President of the Waterways Council Inc. (WCI)…

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Déjà Crue, all over again

By Brad Walker, Rivers Director                                                                       January 27, 2016 Here we go again; another flood and lots of earnest questions about why it happened, who’s to blame, how we can fix it, etc., etc., etc. All one has to do is read old studies, not just ones you can find on the internet, but hard copy…

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