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What is a fish kill? And will we see more? David Kringen, South Dakota State University extension water resources field specialist, gives us the update.
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The emerald ash borer continues to spread in southeast South Dakota.
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The Board of Water and Natural Resources has approved over $103.5 million in grants and loans for water projects in South Dakota.
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Congress is greenlighting South Dakota’s plan to purchase 266 acres of land around the Gilt Edge Mine superfund site.
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A proposed Summit Carbon Solutions pipeline could face setbacks in construction over concerns from local landowners.
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Two decades after it first received funding, the Lewis and Clark Rural Water System is near completion. But developers are already looking to build a second pipeline to the Missouri River.
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A partnership between the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks has expanded a state conservation program that will pay agricultural landowners to turn cropland into wetlands and grasses.
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The tallest 2.5 million gallon water tower in the nation has finished construction in Beresford.
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The Big Sioux River will play an even larger role in the future of southeastern South Dakotans’ water supply, according to a local nonprofit
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The Great Plains Zoo in Sioux Falls has two new red wolves as part of nationwide conservation efforts to protect the endangered species.
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South Dakota’s multi-year drought and wetland drainage practices are resulting in fewer and smaller wetlands. That can result in less opportunity during this year’s duck hunting season.
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A U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments that could affect South Dakota's ponds, streams, lakes and rivers.