S. 1187 is a plan asking for a special look at the Deerfield River, to see if it should be on a list of special rivers that are pretty and important. Some people who do nature and river stuff will need to check it out and tell the grown-ups in charge what they find.

H.R. 949 is about checking if a part of the Hatchie River in Tennessee can be added to a special list of beautiful and important rivers. The government wants to study this section of the river to see if it has cool and pretty features.

This bill talks about the possibility of making two rivers in Vermont, the Nulhegan River and Paul Stream, part of a special protection list to keep them clean and beautiful. It says that people need to study these rivers to see if they should be added to the list, but it doesn't say where the money for the study will come from or exactly when it will happen.

The bill wants to check if two rivers in Vermont are special enough to become part of a list called the "national wild and scenic rivers system," which means they're important and special to protect. The Secretary of the Interior has three years to study the rivers and tell Congress if they should be on the list.