751 Iowa waterways listed as impaired in biannual DNR report
Iowa DNR says parts of 751 lakes, rivers, streams are impaired. It seeks to remove 48 waterways from the impairment list, prepared every two years.
Source: press-citizen.com
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DNR: Ames drinking water has 'forever chemicals'
Ames’ treated drinking water had much smaller amounts than the federal standard, according to DNR sampling in December.
Source: amestrib.com
DNR: Ames drinking water has 'forever chemicals' - Iowa Capital Dispatch
One well that is contaminated with PFAS is located in a firefighter training area. Firefighting foam is a known source of PFAS.
Source: iowacapitaldispatch.com
Iowa DNR explains prevalence of PFAS in state's water systems
This is the first time the DNR has tested for the class of chemicals, which come from manufacturing processes and products.
Source: amestrib.com
Are 'forever chemicals' in your drinking water? Check here | Iowa & The Midwest
The state has created an interactive, online map for Iowans to track whether their drinking water has detectable amounts of cancer-causing chemicals that persist in the environment indefinitely.
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Source: globegazette.com
Iowa DNR explains prevalence of PFAS in state's water systems
This is the first time the DNR has tested for the class of chemicals, which come from manufacturing processes and products.
Source: press-citizen.com
Iowa DNR explains prevalence of PFAS in state's water systems
This is the first time the DNR has tested for the class of chemicals, which come from manufacturing processes and products.
Source: thehawkeye.com
Iowa DNR explains prevalence of PFAS in state's water systems
This is the first time the DNR has tested for the class of chemicals, which come from manufacturing processes and products.
Source: desmoinesregister.com
Are 'forever chemicals' in your drinking water? Check here
The state created an online map for Iowans to track whether their drinking water has chemicals that persist in the environment indefinitely.
Source: iowacapitaldispatch.com
DNR finds 'forever chemicals' in West Des Moines drinking water
Recent tests revealed that some West Des Moines drinking water has tiny amounts of chemicals that are linked to cancers.
Source: iowacapitaldispatch.com