Delaney Dryfoos
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yahoo.com | Cassandra Stephenson |Delaney Dryfoos
Paul Stoddard, a principal at environmental consulting firm EnSafe, unlocks the gate to the West Tennessee Wetlands Mitigation Bank in Shelby County, Tenn. on March 11, 2025. EnSafe planted more than 50,000 trees to restore portions of this 250-acre wetland, creating credits for developers to purchase to offset destruction of wetlands elsewhere.
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minnpost.com | Madeline Heim |Delaney Dryfoos
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newsbreak.com | Madeline Heim |Delaney Dryfoos
The Mississippi River is the nation’s most endangered river, a national conservation group says, because of federal plans to cut flood-relief programs as severe weather threats grow. American Rivers, a nonprofit environmental advocacy organization, has for the past 40 years issued an annual list of U.S. rivers it views as most at-risk.
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ourcommunitynow.com | Madeline Heim |Delaney Dryfoos
Share The Mississippi River is the nation’s most endangered river, a national conservation group says , because of federal plans to cut flood relief programs as severe weather threats grow. American Rivers, a nonprofit environmental advocacy organization, for the last 40 years has issued an annual list of rivers in the U.S. it views as most at-risk.
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jsonline.com | Madeline Heim |Delaney Dryfoos
American Rivers, a nonprofit environmental advocacy organization, named the Mississippi River the "most endangered river" of 2025. The group publishes a list yearly of at-risk rivers that the public can influence the future of. This year, the group says the Mississippi is most at risk because of cuts to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, which provides flood preparedness resources and relief.
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RT @thenewledenews: The Mississippi River, which provides water for nearly 20 million people, ranks as the nation’s most endangered river,…
RT @agwaterdesk: Continuing our wetlands series, reporters Cassandra Stephenson @TNLookout and Delaney Dryfoos @TheLensNOLA explore how pro…
RT @madeline_heim: @ArkTimes @ArkansasOnline .@CStephenson731 and @delaneydryfoos investigate the impacts of waning federal protections for…
