Researchers, patients optimistic in fight against alpha-gal syndrome
A support group and a lab in the St. Louis area provide resources for people with the allergy to mammal products — and evidence that its effects can be reversed.
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‘Precision ag’ promised a farming revolution. It’s coming, just slowly
ST. LOUIS – For 20 years, Pablo Sobron sought a better way to learn exactly what was in the soil, rock
Poopspotting: How AI and satellites can detect illegal manure spreading
Researchers explore use of aerial imagery and artificial intelligence to monitor a farming practice that threatens water. By Bennet Goldstein, Wisconsin Watch
How clean is the upper Mississippi River? New report finds signs of improvement, emerging threats
A new report released Tuesday from the Upper Mississippi River Basin Association found that although water quality has generally improved
Climate report indicates dire future for Mississippi River basin, which is already feeling impacts
The Fifth National Climate Assessment, released earlier this month, warns of wide-ranging climate impacts throughout the United States. The
As extreme weather increasingly threatens crops, study finds taxpayers pay the price
A new report finds the federal government is spending billions on crop failures caused by extreme weather — and it’s
Mississippi River basin residents worry about environment, but few know they live in the basin
New research gives a rare look at climate attitudes of Mississippi River basin residents and the relationship they have — or
Chlorine creates harmful byproducts in drinking water. New research seeks solutions.
MINNEAPOLIS — The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is funding four new research projects into a fundamental drinking-water challenge: how to
Fertilizer plants add to toxic loads in Louisiana’s 'Cancer Alley'
Along one section of the Mississippi River, residents struggle for environmental justice
From Factory to Field, Fertilizer Is a Huge Source of Planet-Warming Emissions
Critics say producers are choosing false solutions to shrink their footprint
A lifetime of research links Gulf of Mexico 'dead zone' to Midwest fertilizer runoff
Scientists expected to forecast the size of this year’s hypoxic zone this week [June 6]
See mayflies on the Mississippi? This citizen science program wants your help tracking them.
On July 4, 2015, crowds gathered in downtown La Crosse, Wisconsin, to watch the fireworks. But it wasn't
Gulf 'dead zone' predicted to be twice the size of national goal. Again.
Scientists have released their 2023 forecast for the so-called “dead zone” in the Gulf of Mexico — predicting it will