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There’s not a shortage of water, but as demand increases into the summer, it will be harder to provide tap water below the legal limit for nitrate.
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Scientists discuss some of the latest technology in the world of agriculture
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The new federal rules aim to protect students across the country from discrimination based on gender identity and/or sexual orientation.
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Host Charity Nebbe speaks with expert readers and author Diane Wilson about her novel The Seed Keeper for the Talk of Iowa book club.
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A cancer cluster in Illinois was connected to a nearby chemical plant that emitted carcinogenic ethylene, a chemical targeted by new Environmental Protection Agency guidelines.
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An ISU project could bring a resilient energy source with stable prices to the city of Montezuma, which could be replicated across the state.
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The new documentary Moved by Waters takes a look at water quality in the Quad Cities and the people there who are working for a better, cleaner, more sustainable future.
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One conservationist says the Deep Creek Water Quality Initiative is making an impact, but more work needs to be done.
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New rules proposed by the EPA would require most cities in the country to replace lead pipes within ten years. One state official says that might be a difficult goal to achieve even with federal funding.
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You turn on the tap and expect clean water to come out, but that comes with a cost you might not realize. It takes a confluence of federal, state and local dollars to keep water flowing to a faucet near you.