An estimated 1,700 head of cattle continue grazing in the affected area, and landowners say they’re stuck with sick cows they can’t send to market.
Malvern cattlemen angered over water pollution
NO SECOND THOUGHTS: Paradise
Any time you turn on a faucet in Malvern, Arkadelphia, Camden or many towns downstream, you’re using water from the nation’s 25th-longest river.
Entergy, feds sign MOU to work toward 24/7 carbon-free electricity
Under the MOU, Entergy Arkansas will allow its public and private sector customers to use regionally-sourced nuclear and renewables, including solar, hydro, or wind.
States are vying for money to start ‘hydrogen hubs’
Across the country, states are inking agreements with neighbors or striking out on their own to pursue billions in federal funding to set up “hydrogen hubs,” clustered centers for production, storage and use of the gas that many see as a crucial piece of the puzzle for decarbonizing the U.S. economy.
Arkansas opens EV charging station rebate program early to meet high demand
Arkansas’ environmental regulators this week made a new round of rebates available early for community electric vehicle charging stations thanks to surging interest in expanding the state’s EV infrastructure.
County landfill could take industrial waste with permit change
Types of waste currently accepted at the Joan landfill include construction and demolition wastes, appliances, furniture, stumps, limbs and other bulky wastes.
Drought, inflation strain farmers, who see little relief in sight
Cattle ranchers in northern and western Arkansas are dealing with a feed shortage, and row crop farmers in east Arkansas are struggling to keep their fields adequately irrigated, according to state agriculture officials and local cooperative managers.
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