Featured Stories
![Solar Energy from Rooftop panels now supplies around 80% of the energy needs for the Greenfield R-IV School District, thanks to an energy loan from the Missouri Department of Natural Resources.](/sites/missouriresources/files/styles/max_325x325/public/media/image/2023/05/EnergyLoansThumb_0.jpg?itok=lhYU8u__)
Missouri’s Energy Loan Program, administered by the department’s Division of Energy, provides loan financing to eligible recipients for energy-saving investments to reduce energy use and cost.
![Regulated dams, like this 58-foot-tall example above, should feature proper vegetation control that increases the efficiency and effectiveness of an inspection.](/sites/missouriresources/files/styles/max_325x325/public/media/image/2023/05/damthumb.jpg?itok=V9TWCfoT)
Dams and reservoirs play important roles in enhancing the quality of life in Missouri.
![Department and city of Perryville leaders break ground on Perryville's Southeast Wastewater Treatment Plant in September 2020.](/sites/missouriresources/files/styles/max_325x325/public/media/image/2022/12/ThriveThumb.jpg?itok=NsUMjwRq)
Creative assistance programs help fund costly upgrades to water and wastewater systems.
![Dry corn plants stand in a field.](/sites/missouriresources/files/styles/max_325x325/public/media/image/2022/12/DroughtThumb.jpg?itok=MCpsWo3G)
The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has been working on several projects to reduce future issues related to flooding and drought.
![An image of architectural plans for the Salt Creek bridge.](/sites/missouriresources/files/styles/max_325x325/public/media/image/2022/12/ConceptThumb.jpg?itok=GvzBJRDk)
Strengthening our parks and historic sites with capital investments for the future.