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On May 25, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Sackett v. EPA, defining the Waters of the U.S. But there may still be a legislative stamp on the issue yet to come.

A decade after Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin began implementing plans to reduce waterway pollution, participation in practices known to help those efforts are up but the impacts of those plans

A recent editorial published by Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig (June 1) touted water quality progress as Iowa enters the second decade of its Nutrient

Opinion: The people and entities who degraded our water now expect us to swallow their propaganda about it, writes Chris Jones.

Iowa’s network of water quality sensors that track nitrogen and phosphorus levels could lose state funding under a bill that is awaiting the governor’s signature.

Opinion: The debacle over a sensor system is the latest illustration that Iowa lacks the will for clean water, write Erin Irish and Silvia Secchi.

Seneca Lake Pure Waters chooses four watershed projects Environment

Letters to the editor for Jan. 30-Feb. 5, 2023

Opinion: After a decade, we can see the "strategys" shortcomings and their consequences, write three former Iowa Environmental Council directors.

The Iowa Nutrient Research and Education Council announced Wednesday a $250,000 grant from Google that will bolster INREC initiatives to improve water