Climate: water resources
Extreme weather and prolonged drought in some regions are affecting electricity generation — notably hydroelectric and nuclear power.
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News Financial Times ·City of Hastings hosts public meeting on Lake Hastings water quality management plan - KSNB
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News Missouri Independent ·Key bills
H.R. 7776: Water Resources Development Act