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- 1Dams Both Broke and Now Sustain the Tulotoma Snail●— Broken by Dams, Sustained by Dams — The Tulotoma snail is still “a river life broken by people, yet sustained by peopl
The Tulotoma snail, a river species once pushed toward decline by dam construction, now depends on dam operations for its survival. Conservation writers note the paradox: too little water during drought harms the snail, while heavy rain after dry spells washes mud and pollution into rivers. Controlled dam releases now help maintain the flows the species needs, illustrating how human infrastructure both damaged and now sustains river life.
- 2Collaboraction Theatre to Premiere MUD LIFE in October●MUD LIFE World Premiere and More Set for October at Collaboraction Theatre
Collaboraction Theatre in Chicago has announced the world premiere of MUD LIFE as part of its October programming, alongside additional events. The announcement outlines the company's slate for the month, with the new play serving as the centerpiece. Further details about the production's cast and creative team have not yet been disclosed.