Lawsuit Settlement Compels EPA to Develop Nutrient Pollution Protections for Missouri Lakes

PRESS RELEASE: Lawsuit Settlement Compels EPA to Develop Nutrient Pollution Protections for Missouri Lakes FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: December 8, 2016 Contacts: Alicia Lloyd, Clean Water Policy Coordinator, Missouri Coalition for the Environment, alloyd@moenviron.org,  (c) (309) 212-6708, (o) (314) 727-0600 x12 Elizabeth Hubertz, Assistant Director and Attorney, Washington University Interdisciplinary Environmental Clinic, ejhubertz@wustl.edu, (314) 935-8760 St. Louis, MO:…

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Report Reveals State Failures to Manage Nitrogen & Phosphorus Pollution

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 17, 2016 CONTACT:   Matt Rota, Gulf Restoration Network                        Kris Sigford, Minnesota Center for Env. Advocacy Matt@healthygulf.org, (504)-525-1528                    ksigford@mncenter.org, (651)-287-4864   Peter Goode, Washington Univ. Env. Law Clinic    Alicia Lloyd, Missouri Coalition for the Env. pgoode@wustl.edu,  (314) 935-4507                       alloyd@moenviron.org, (314)727-0600 x12   ENVIRONMENTAL COALITION CALLS ON EPA TO STEP UP EFFORTS TO REDUCE…

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New Report Reveals Most States Failing to Manage Nitrogen & Phosphorus Pollution

New Report Reveals Most States Failing to Manage Nitrogen & Phosphorus Pollution by Alicia Claire Lloyd, Clean Water Policy Coordinator   Nutrient pollution threatens drinking water sources and ecological function in freshwater rivers, streams, and lakes in Missouri and throughout the Mississippi River basin. Missouri ranks among the top four leading state contributors of nutrient…

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