Local Updates
The River Blog
April Showers Bring May... (05/10/13)
Growing Algal Blooms Pose Public Health Risks (05/09/13)
New WRDA, Same Old Congress (05/08/13)
It’s That Time of Year Again! (05/03/13)
Study Finds 11 Billion Gallons of Sewage Entered Rivers & Bays after Hurricane Sandy (05/02/13)
Cities and States Are Staying Afloat by Preparing for Rising Seas (05/02/13)
Our New Report on Restoring Healthy Flows in Georgia’s Upper Flint River (04/30/13)
Floods, Droughts and Agriculture (04/29/13)
Legal Victory for Clean Water Act Permitting (04/26/13)
Save the Solitude of Shepherd Bend (04/25/13)
Press Releases
Catawba River Among America’s Most Endangered Rivers
April 17, 2013 | Most Endangered Rivers, Water Pollution
American Rivers named the Carolinas’ Catawba River among America’s Most Endangered Rivers® of 2013 today, shining a national spotlight on the riverside coal ash ponds currently leaking pollution and threatening water quality, human health, and local fish populations.
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Black Warrior River Among America’s Most Endangered Rivers
April 17, 2013 | Water Pollution, Most Endangered Rivers
American Rivers named Alabama’s Black Warrior River among America’s Most Endangered Rivers® of 2013 today, shining a national spotlight on a proposed coal mine that would threaten clean drinking water as well as river health, wildlife, and private property.
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Flint River Among America’s Most Endangered Rivers
April 17, 2013 | Most Endangered Rivers, Water Supply
American Rivers named the Flint River among America’s Most Endangered Rivers® of 2013 today, shining a national spotlight on the need for collaborative work to protect and restore river flows to sustain water supplies for communities and farms, recreational opportunities, and fish and wildlife habitat.
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