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…
Read MoreNew Radioactive Reports from EPA are Cause for Concern at the Smoldering West Lake Landfill
PRESS RELEASE March 24, 2016 Contact: Ed Smith, esmith@moenviron.org, (314) 727-0600 New Radioactive Reports from EPA are Cause for Concern at the Smoldering West Lake Landfill St. Louis, MO: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released a new report on the extent of radioactive wastes at the smoldering West Lake Landfill in St. Louis County….
Read MoreMerchants of Doubt: A Film that Connects Climate Change & the Rise of Public Relations
by Caitlin Zera April 26, 2016 If you’ve ever been caught in a frustrating conversation with…
Read MoreHow MCE Influences Policy, and How You Can, Too!
You probably learned about the three branches of government and the idea of checks and balances in school. You probably also learned that ours is a “government for the people, by the people.” These basic principles are at the root of MCE’s work. We believe that if people are actively engaged in our governmental processes…
Read MoreThe Parks, Soils, and Water Sales Tax: Coming to a Ballot Near You
As Missourians, we can count ourselves as lucky beneficiaries of a top-ranking state parks system that is easy to enjoy. Missouri state parks are plentiful and ecologically diverse: 88 state parks and historic sites preserve beautiful river-ways, portions of the Ozarks, deciduous forests, glades, and prairies. These parks are a venue for various types of recreational…
Read MoreShort Film Highlights from CEFF: Far Afield – A Conservation Love Story
by Caitlin Zera March 15, 2016 “Far Afield: A Conservation Love Story” is a charming character study of conservationist Bert Raynes…
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