When the researchers onstage at Monday's event were asked if the state has “reached a point” where “regulation is necessary," all four — and the crowd of roughly 500 — proclaimed "yes."
The 200-page CISWRA report found nearly 80% of nitrate contamination in Iowa rivers comes from ag sources.
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Hundreds gather for presentation on Polk County water quality report; researchers, crowd call for regulation - Little Village
More than 500 individuals gathered Monday to hear what comes next following the release of an in-depth water quality report commissioned by Polk County. Another 500 watched online to hear […]
