Great Rivers’ Water Quality Program

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Great Rivers seeks to protect and preserve the waters of Missouri and surrounding states. Great Rivers’ water quality program begins with monitoring proposed federal, state and local actions that will adversely affect water quality.

Great Rivers is frequently involved in matters that adversely impact water quality. This includes assisting environmental groups, citizens’ organizations and individuals in their legal challenges designed to protect the quality of the waters.

Great Rivers' Water Quality Program aims to protect and preserve Missouri's waters. Pictured is clean water.

Great Rivers’ Water Quality Program Articles

Big River Update

Big River Case

Chronic Meramec Polluter Confronted

Great Rivers Argues for Citizens’ Right to Sue 

Comments Submitted on EPA’s Definition of “Waters of the United States”

Notice of Intent to Sue Submitted to Protect Meramec

Supreme Court to Decide if Clean Water Act Applies to Groundwater

Great Rivers Calls for Increased Water Resource Protection

Group Protests Unconstitutional Industry Control of Clean Water Commission

Flood Risk Prevented by Saving Sugar Creek

Testimony Leads to Better Testing for Radioactivity

Preserving the Missouri Clean Water Law