Iowa Flood Center receives $1 million to expand monitoring for droughts, floods
The University of Iowa's Flood center will use $1 million in funding to expand research on floods and droughts.
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The University of Iowa's Flood center will use $1 million in funding to expand research on floods and droughts.
Eastern Iowa watersheds will have more tools to monitor flood and drought conditions through $1 million awarded by Congress to the Iowa Flood Center at the University of Iowa.
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The University of Iowa’s Iowa Flood Center will use $1 million awarded through Congress’s Community Project Funding to expand its ability to monitor flooding and droughts and manage watersheds.
Congress’s Community Project Funding awarded the Iowa Flood Center (IFC) $1 million to expand drought and flood monitoring...