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Jeff Basara and Jordan Christian: Farmers face soaring risk of flash droughts in every major food-growing region

Flash droughts develop fast, and when they hit at the wrong time, they can devastate a region’s agriculture. They’re also becoming increasingly common as the planet warms.

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Keystone executive gives Kansas legislators vague answers on oil spill cleanup

A vice president for Keystone’s parent company, TC Energy, could not specify how long cleanup might take under questioning by Kansas legislators.

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Missouri House approves bill aimed at blocking local EV charging station mandates

A bill passed Thursday to require cities and counties to pay for electric vehicle chargers in order to mandate businesses install them.
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U.S. Interior Secretary to promote big spending jump for tribal, climate programs

Interior Secretary Deb Haaland will ask a U.S. House panel to increase funding for tribal programs and climate resilience efforts.
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Documents show Spire scrambling for survival of St. Louis pipeline after court ruling

Spire warned that a winter storm could leave up to 400,000 customers without heat in the depths of winter. 
CAFO lawsuit heads to Missouri Supreme Court

As CAFO lawsuit heads to Missouri Supreme Court, counties weigh options

The Missouri Supreme Court is expected to hear a lawsuit over county regulation of concentrated animal feeding operations, or CAFOs.
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Grain Belt Express takes first resistant Missouri landowner to court

Progress on the $2 billion transmission line is accelerating as 65% of the route in Missouri and Kansas has been acquired voluntarily.
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