Missouri and Corps clash over dumping soil in Missouri River
Missouri and the Army Corps of Engineers dispute sediment dumping to build better habitats for pallid sturgeon. The state Clean Water Commission says dumped soil would pollute the river with nitrogen and phosphorus, delaying dredging and sparking talks with the National Academy of Sciences.
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Sam Hananel
Associated Press
State of Missouri
Army Corps of Engineers
Missouri River
Missouri
Clean Water Commission
Corps
Kristin Perry
Commission
Mike George
Perry
Mike Wells
Missouri Department of Natural Resources
Wells
National Academy of Sciences
Gulf of Mexico
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
George
Kit Bond
R-Mo
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