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Army Corps permit remains final hurdle for Lake Mitchell project
3+ hour, 15+ min ago (569+ words) MITCHELL — One permit down, one to go. That’s what Mitchell Mayor Jordan Hanson told attendees Thursday night in a packed second-floor space at the Thomsen Center Archeodome at the Mitchell Indigenous Archaeological Site and Museum, overlooking Lake Mitchell. The city…...
Letter: Would you want Lake Mitchell water dumped in your backyard?
4+ week, 1+ day ago (178+ words) Mitchell Republic Letter: Would you want Lake Mitchell water dumped in your backyard? "I have talked to many landowners and producers along the James River and not one these persons feel safe with these toxic polluted waters, also which have…...
Water quality buffer program grows following $8 million boost from lawmakers
1+ mon, 4+ week ago (446+ words) PIERRE, S.D. — A state program that pays landowners to plant vegetation along streams now has 130 buffer projects spanning 379 miles of shoreline statewide, and more landowners are waiting to enroll. The update, presented Friday to the Game, Fish and Parks Commission, comes…...
Reserves of critical minerals driving mining interest in SD
7+ mon, 1+ week ago (1362+ words) RAPID CITY, S.D. – As worldwide demand for rare earth elements and other similar minerals rises – as do tensions among the United States, China and now Greenland – South Dakota is experiencing its own debate over its reserves of what are known as…...
Groundwater recharge requirement wins legislative committee’s approval
7+ mon, 1+ week ago (365+ words) PIERRE — A committee of South Dakota lawmakers advanced a bill Thursday that would tighten state limits on groundwater withdrawals by eliminating an exception for some deep aquifers used by public water systems. The bill, sponsored by Rep. Scott Odenbach, R-Spearfish,…...