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Drought's winter toll: Mississippi barges face losses while US blasts river (+video)

Traffic along 180 miles of the drought-stricken Mississippi will be curtailed for a month, at a cost of billions to the barging industry, to allow the US to blast rock formations and raise river levels.

Stubborn US drought could be costlier than hurricane Sandy

Obama announces federal aid to help drought-hit farmers

Twice as many mega rainstorms in Midwest in past 50 years

Bison reach Montana as part of relocation plan

Winter forecast: La Niña returns, southern drought persists

Cle Ross is bringing youth baseball back to an inner city

ExxonMobil oil spill into the Yellowstone River prompts evacuations

Missouri River soaks Nebraska nuclear plant, but it's no Fukushima

Flooding submerges parts of North Dakota city

In Pictures Missouri floods

Ongoing rains worsen record-breaking floods along Missouri River

In Pictures Space photos of the day: Mississippi flooding

Top 5 cities with the fewest foreclosures

Recession over? Not in these four cities.

Spring migration's hidden hazards

Packing 400 lunches - and love - to serve the homeless

In Pictures Yellowstone National Park

Plan to restore the Upper Missouri River could boost fish and cottonwood trees

How to clean up a lake? Floating islands might be the answer.

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