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Meet our 2021 Interns
Serving from California to New York to right here in St. Louis, meet this year’s wonderful group of interns.
Read MoreGreat Rivers Submits Comments to EPA on Lead and Copper Rule Revision
Madeline Middlebrooks, our Equal Justice Works Fellow, has been working on lead contamination issues present in St. Louis area schools.
Read MoreWater Protection Groups File Notice to Sue Ameren over Toxic Coal Ash Pollution Violations
Great Rivers is representing concerned groups in the suit to stop the discharge of dangerous pollutants into Missouri’s groundwater and rivers.
Read MoreWater Quality Program Sees Victory! Great Rivers Confronts a Chronic Polluter of the Meramec River
The unlawful discharges had been made continuously for the past five years.
Read MoreGarrett Broshuis Joins Great Rivers’ Board of Directors
We are pleased to welcome a new member to our Board of Directors! Garrett R. Broshuis is an attorney at Korein Tillery in St. Louis. He received his J.D. from Saint Louis University, where he graduated valedictorian and served as…
Read MoreGreat visit to Springfield, MO
On Wednesday, October 11th, Sarah spoke to the Springfield Democratic Alliance about the importance of environmental law and citizen activism under an anti-environment political administration.
Read MoreJoin Us For a Fun Evening of Trivia!
Don’t miss a fun night and a chance to compete for cash prizes!
Read MoreMissouri Proposes Ban on Commercial Trapping of Wild Turtles
In response to a petition filed by the Center for Biological Diversity and Great Rivers Environmental Law Center, the Missouri Department of Conservation yesterday proposed a ban on commercial collection of the state’s wild freshwater turtles — following a national trend of ending unsustainable turtle harvesting.
Read MoreGreat Rivers Celebrates 15 Years
On August 1st, 2017, we at Great Rivers invited our Friends to join us at lunchtime or after work to celebrate our 15th birthday.
Read MoreMissouri Supreme Court Lets Stand Obstruction of State Renewable Energy Law
April 26, 2017 MISSOURI SUPREME COURT LETS STAND OBSTRUCTION OF STATE RENEWABLE ENERGY LAW On April 25, 2017, the Missouri Supreme Court refused an opportunity to enforce the state’s Renewable Energy Standard (RES), passed by voters in the 2008 election…
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