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All industries chase money. In a free market, an industry would produce useful products or provide necessary services to achieve …
There is severe water pollution from agriculture in Iowa, but farmers surely can’t afford to clean it up. Most current …
There have been many plans proposed to address water quality in Iowa. Of all the aspects the plans address I …
On Feb. 11, The Gazette invited many of the players involved in water quality initiatives for a discussion on the …
Water. First, some basic facts. Life began in water; human life still does. Our bodies are a mix of star …
Gazette news articles have well-documented the successes we’ve had in this region with urban and rural stakeholders working together to …
Iowa has a water quality problem. Iowa has 571 waterbodies with a total of 754 impairments. Iowa is the second …
We elect our state legislators and the Governor to be leaders. More than ever, we need strong, active leadership to …
As they are with the stagnant national political climate, Iowans are growing weary of the debate over Iowa’s water pollution …
There are two schools of thought for addressing Iowa’s Nutrient Reduction Strategy (NRS). The first entails a voluntary approach guided …
Coming from Green Bay, via Byway 60 along the scenic Wisconsin River this fall, I had the pleasure to enjoy …
Johnson County Board of Supervisors, guest columnists On Sept. 10, 2015, the Johnson County Board of Supervisors unanimously passed a …
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