Low flow conditions due to drought are impacting the Chippewa River and Flambeau River, requiring compliance with state environmental requirements.
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Updated Aug 5
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What happened
Low flow conditions due to drought are impacting the Chippewa River and Flambeau River, requiring compliance with state environmental requirements.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Chippewa River
river in Wisconsin, United States
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Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
government agency
Related events
- Drought and precipitation changes are affecting the river flow of the Black River in Wisconsin.
- Severe drought conditions are impacting the state's resources in Wisconsin.
- The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is monitoring water quality issues in the state.
- The DNR monitors the ecological status of Chippewa Flowage, which was created by a dam flooding a swamp area in Sawyer County.
- The city of Menasha is holding meetings regarding FEMA floodplain requirements, with the state agency explaining federal regulations.