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Missouri State University’s new sustainability coordinator talks going green.
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Starting in late April, two major broods of cicadas will crawl out of the soil and head to treetops to sing and mate — the first time they've emerged at the same time in more than 200 years.
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As the EPA gets close to finalizing rules related to PFAS, some providers in Missouri could be forced to clean up their drinking water.
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The bill was filed by Representative Bruce Sassmann.
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Sustainable gift giving helps reduce waste and avoids adverse effects on the environment.
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The event will take place on April 27 — the Saturday after Earth Day — at Jordan Valley Park.
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The Missouri Ozarks fall largely into zones 6b and 7a in the new Plant Hardiness Zone Map from the USDA.
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Among many other measures at the October 16 meeting, Springfield City Council approved grant money for two new stretches of pedestrian pathway.
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In the foothills of Northeast Oklahoma’s Ozark Mountain range, biologists use conservation outreach and research to save Grand Lake.
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The Hosta Garden, a project of the Greater Ozarks Hosta Society, is at the Springfield Botanical Gardens.
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By the end of this year or early in 2024, City Utilities and Springfield City Council could sign off on extensive development plans for Lake Springfield.