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The scorecard assessed a wide range of practices including the transition to renewable energy, member-owner programs, transparency, and governance.
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The Illinois Department of Natural Resources recognizes several individuals and organizations for their outstanding volunteer efforts in 2024.
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The settlement comes in response to overwhelming public opposition and legal challenges to the original permit, which allowed the mine to discharge 7.2 million gallons of polluted water daily.
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Critics of a bill that would ban operating drones over farmland and factories say it may violate existing federal regulations.
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"The Indianapolis Event Waste Guide" from Indianapolis' Office of Sustainability provides step-by-step practices and vendor contact info for recycling and composting.
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the bill directs the Army Corps of Engineers to collaborate closely with apprenticeship programs for effective corrosion prevention activities.
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. As water continues to flow downstream, the Corps' water control operations center remains vigilant in assessing potential impacts on communities and infrastructure within the St. Louis District.
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In some parts of rural southeastern Missouri, the poverty level is 10% higher than the national average, and not all households are able to pay their utility bills.
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Coal mines abandoned by their owners have turned into what some refer to as "zombie mines" – leaving environmental and economic damage by not being reclaimed.
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Ameren is actively planting native vegetation and supporting monarch butterflies and other vital pollinator species across its service territory in Missouri and Illinois.