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While lower rainfall is a problem for many this summer, it’s actually a boon to water quality in the Big Sioux River.
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Buddy Seiner talks about casting a wide net to create partnerships that value and care for South Dakota’s rivers and fish.
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The South Dakota Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources is accepting applications for projects eligible for federal Clean Water Act pollution control grants.
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Officials are issuing a public health warning over water conditions at Lake Mitchell.
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Author and ecologist Carter Johnson walks us through the impacts humans have had on the state's rivers.
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Two subpoenas related to disagreement about constructing a canal connected to McCook Lake were quashed in a recent Water Management Board meeting.
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The question of when to pull the trigger on a project to clean Lake Mitchell sparked debate at the most recent Mitchell City Council meeting. A vote is slated for next year, but some worry that might be too late.
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The City of Custer is moving forward with plans to dump its wastewater into French Creek. That’s despite county voters having recently declared the discharge a nuisance.
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers officials say drought conditions will likely improve in the Missouri River Basin.
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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.