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Two Freshwater Mussels Receive Endangered Species Act Protections in Arkansas, Missouri

Two Freshwater Mussels Receive Endangered Species Act Protections in Arkansas, Missouri
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Two Freshwater Mussels Proposed for Federal Protections in Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Louisiana

ST. LOUIS In response to a 2010 petition from the Center for Biological Diversity, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposed today to protect the western and Ouachita fanshell mussels under the Endangered Species Act.

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Two Freshwater Mussels Proposed for Federal Protections in Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Louisiana

Center for Biological Diversity: 654 Miles of Critical Habitat Will Protect Mussels From Pollution, Dams, Urbanization

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20100612:14:01:00

how it could be part of the future. scary, huh? good morning, everyone. i m alex whit. welcome to msnbc saturday. in arkansas rescuers are searching for dozens of people after raging floodwaters completely destroyed a campground yesterday, wrapping cars around trees and literally tearing asphalt from the road. at least 16 people are confirmed dead. nbc s john yang is in langley, arkansas, with more for us. let s get a description of the scene there today. the rescuers are in kayaks, on horseback and atvs? reporter: kayaks, canoes, horseback, on foot. it is a really big slog down there. they re searching about 20-mile stretch, very rugged, very remote area of the little missouri rivers. my colleague just came back from going out with some of the searchers, talks about how the mud actually sort of sucks you into the mire, sucks your shoes

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20100612:14:03:00

watch to a warning until 2:00 a.m., at which point the forest service said it was raining too hard to evacuate. another interesting thing is that the locals who were camping there, when it did start raining harder, moved away from the river. they knew apparently that the only way out would be downstream. and if something happened, it would be very tough to get out. most of the people who got caught, tourists. this is a very popular destination for people from both louisiana and texas, which is very close by. we re not far from texarkana here. and those are the people who seem to have gotten caught. a little bit of local knowledge and knowledge of the campground seemed to have paid off. okay, john yang, thank you very much for the update from langley, arkansas. for more on that deadly flooding, let s go to bill carron in the studios here. scary stuff. we actually have a visual representation of what happened. there are gauges on rivers out there. now, on the little missouri river, j

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