By L. LAMOR WILLIAMS

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

The listing of segments of the Red and Ouachita rivers are among the handful of adjustments made in a draft report on the health of Arkansas’ rivers, lakes and streams done every two years by the state Department of Environmental Quality.

In the latest report, about 3,661 of 9,830 miles of streams in the state had some type of impairment, meaning they could have any number of issues ranging from too much or not enough dissolved oxygen to high levels of minerals or sediment. The 2012 figure of “impaired” water ...