Kim Reynolds announces $15 million grant for central Iowa water trails
Gov. Kim Reynolds announced the grant as part of a nearly $40 million package for water infrastructure across the state
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Gov. Kim Reynolds announced the grant as part of a nearly $40 million package for water infrastructure across the state
Gov. Kim Reynolds announced the grant as part of a nearly $40 million package for water infrastructure across the state
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th, 2021 In a recent Gallup survey, Americans were asked about which environmental issues made them the most worried, and the two top responses were drinking water quality, and the condition of lakes, rivers, and reservoirs. The majority of respondents were greatly concerned about drinking water (56%), and the pollution of rivers, lakes, and reservoirs (53%). A minority of respondents were greatly concerned about larger environmental issues like climate change (43%) or air pollution (41%). Water pollution is a problem that could personally affect a respondent in the survey which is attrib...
Maxwell Bernstein | April 16, 2021 In a recording of Iowa PBS’s “Iowa Press” Mike Naig, the Iowa Agriculture Secretary, labeled the American Rivers choice for placing the Racoon River on the Endangered Rivers List as “propaganda,” according to Iowa Capital Dispatch. “That so-called report was a bit of propaganda, I think,” Naig said. “It was obviously a Washington D.C.-based advocacy organization. They can go out and say what they want to, but what they talked about related to Iowa is not based in fact.” In an interview with the Iowa Capital Dispatch, Des Moines Water Works...