Water plan aims to shield Wakarusa river resources
The Kansas plan targets the Wakarusa watershed and Clinton Lake, focusing on reducing sediment, phosphorus, nitrogen, and fecal coliform runoff. It proposes voluntary or potential required actions to restore stream banks, promote river friendly farming, improve wastewater design, and manage land around the lake. Local officials emphasize protecting drinking water for Lawrence and Clinton Reservoir users while balancing costs.
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Kaw Vailey
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
City of
Lawrence
Clinton Reservoir
Don Snethen
Water Bureau
Kansans
Wildgen
Wakarusa
Clinton Lake
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
Upper Wakarusa
Clinton
Reber
Mike Matson
Kansas Farm Bureau
Douglas County
Charles Jones
Alliance
Watershed plan partners outline plan development
Plan participants include Kaw Valley Heritage Alliance K State Research and Extension Natural Resources Conservation Service Kansas Biological Survey City of Lawrence Utilities Department Kansas Department of Health and Environment and Environmental Protection Agency. Officials emphasize keeping soil from reaching the lake during development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw Valley Heritage Alliance
K-State Research and Extension
Natural Resources Conservation Service
Kansas Biological Survey
City of Lawrence
Utilities Department
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Environmental Protection Agency
KU Fans Pack Westward for 35-14 Victory Rally
KU fans crowd Boulder for a 35-14 win over Missouri and plan to travel for the Colorado game. Alumni leaders anticipate large turnout with a pregame tailgate at Millennium Harvest House and a 1:30 p.m. MDT kickoff.
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Missouri
Baylor
Jayhawks
Kirk Cerny
KU Alumni Association
Jayhawk
Kansas
Colorado
Cerny
Alumni Association
Millennium Harvest House
Folsom Field
Sal Wolf
Denver
Wolf
Citysearch.com
Boulder
Mangino
Mark Mangino
The
Kansas University Alumni Association
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Letrozole Halves Breast Cancer Relapse Risk After Tamoxifen
A study of 5187 women in the United States Canada and Europe found letrozole after five years of tamoxifen reduced relapse risk for early breast cancer. The trial ended early due to clear benefits, with results to be published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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Goss
Toronto
United States
Canada
Europe
New England Journal of Medicine
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