We will preserve, defend, and protect Missouri's historical sites, state parks and natural resources.
The Roaring River Parks Alliance is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 corporation headquartered in the Table Rock Lake area of
Southwest Missouri. The Alliance is dedicated to the preservation and protection of Roaring River State Park, and other
citizen-shared parks and natural areas, streams with clean water, and historical resources of the state of Missouri.
The following Statement is quoted from the Natural Resources Defense Council
"Giant livestock farms, which can house hundreds of thousands of pigs, chickens, or cows, produce vast amounts of waste --
often generating the waste equivalent of a small city. While a problem of this nature -- and scale -- sounds almost comical,
pollution from livestock farms seriously threatens humans, fish and ecosystems."
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| DNR seeks donations to help run Missouri parks January 14, 2010 09:08 am - The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has set up a Web site to accept donations for state parks. Joplin Globe Quick Read |
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| JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has set up a Web site to accept donations for state parks. The agency says that state parks are struggling because they’re funded through a special sales tax. With consumers buying less in a tough economy, revenue from the tax has declined. DNR estimates the average Missourian pays about $6 per year for parks. The agency says that’s not enough to keep pace with the rising costs of running the sites. |
| October 26, 2009 - People who have history with DNR unsurprised at problems September 26, 2009 - Attorney General weighs CAFO options September 26, 2009 - Roaring River Highway Cleanup |
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