what is the contribution of human which effect this river and its water quality?
Most of the river's floodplain habitat is long gone, replaced by irrigated agricultural land.
Missouri River
Most of the river's floodplain habitat is long gone, replaced by irrigated agricultural land.
baseball player traded from dodgers to pirates in 1918 Charles Dillon "Casey" Stengel who was he? He was an American Major League Baseball right fielder and manager, best known as the manager of the championship New York Yankees of the 1950s and later, the expansion New York Mets. where was he born? Kansas City, Missouri which was the first league he played? Blues is there any war associated with above mentioned  city? Yes, American Civil War. what was the war about? UNANSWERABLE what is the population statistic of the above mentioned city? 495,327 how is walt disney related to this place? In 1911, Elias Disney moved his family from Marceline to Kansas City. who was he? He was the father of Roy and Walt Disney. which is the most renowned airport of the above mentioned city? Kansas City International Airport when did this airport build? It was built after the Great Flood of 1951 has it encounter with any wildlife strike? Yes any initiative adopted to prevent such loss or accidents? The Kansas City Aviation Department issued a press release on October 15, 2009, that outlined its Wildlife Hazard Management Plan created in 1998 to reduce wildlife strikes, including removal of of trees, zero tolerance for Canada geese, making sure grain crops are not grown with of the runways, and harassing wildlife to keep it clear of the airport. earlier you have mentioned about a flood, which waterbodies were involved for this incident? Kansas River, Missouri River. etc. what was the outcome of this flood? The flooding killed 17 people, where is the second river originates? North America. which are its major tributaries? ames, Big Sioux and Grand River
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Missouri River [SEP] Human impacts
Since river commerce and industrial development began in the 1800s, human activity has severely polluted the Missouri and degraded its water quality. Most of the river's floodplain habitat is long gone, replaced by irrigated agricultural land. Development of the floodplain has led to increasing numbers of people and infrastructure within areas at high risk of inundation. Levees have been constructed along more than a third of the river to keep floodwater within the channel, but with the consequences of faster stream velocity and a resulting increase of peak flows in downstream areas. Fertilizer runoff, which causes elevated levels of nitrogen and other nutrients, is a major problem along the Missouri River, especially in Iowa and Missouri.