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Tag Archives: Iowa DNR
Iowa’s Water Problem: Three Things You Can Do Over The Holidays
Action alert from: ‘Tis the season to fight for clean water and hold our local & state officials accountable to protecting our natural resources! Here’s 3 ways that you can help protect our right to clean water this holiday season: … Continue reading
Posted in Blog for Iowa
Tagged Iowa clean water, Iowa DNR, Iowa impaired waterways, Iowa manure spills, Iowa Master Matrix, Iowa poor water quality
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Iowa Public Beach Water Quality
A person could post every year about water quality at Iowa state park beaches. The state fails to adequately reduce nutrient flow into public water. The source is primarily from fertilizer runoff, yet from other sources as well. Last year … Continue reading
Posted in Environment
Tagged blue-green algae, environmental news, Iowa DNR, Iowa environment, Iowa toxic algae, University of Iowa
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Help Track Manure Application Violations
from Citizens for Community Improvement http://iowacci.org/ On Friday, December 21 the ban on manure application on snow-covered ground kicks in. Because of a wet fall (thanks climate change), a late harvest, and an early freeze, factory farms have been racing … Continue reading
Posted in Blog for Iowa
Tagged #MoratoriumNow, #StopFactoryFarms, Iowa CAFOs, Iowa DNR
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Iowa’s Air Pollution Problem
According to this EPA air quality map, every county in Iowa has poor air quality. Red counties are the worst. http://creativemethods.com/airquality/maps/iowa.htm Letter to the editor of the Storm Lake Times When it comes to Iowa’s water quality problems, the elephant … Continue reading
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Tagged air quality public hearing, Iowa air pollution, Iowa air quality, Iowa DNR
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Action Alert: DNR Factory Farm Rules Review
Action Alert from Iowa Citizens for Commuinity Improvement (CCI) The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reviews factory farm rules once every five years. This is our chance to strengthen the rules and hold factory farms accountable! We need YOU … Continue reading
Posted in Calls to Action, Corporate Greed, Environment, Factory Farms (CAFOs), ICCI, Local Events, water
Tagged CAFOs in Iowa, Factory farms in Iowa, Iowa DNR, Iowa water quality
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Is Iowa Prepared For A Megadrought?
State Senator Joe Bolkcom, member of the natural resources and environment committee, spoke last Tuesday at the capitol about environmental issues. “Is there anything related to the environment you would like to see covered in greater detail?” I asked. “There … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Joe Bolkcom
Tagged climate change, climate change and drought, DNR, drought, environment, Iowa DNR, megadroughts, Senator Joe Bolkcom, water usage
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Iowa Water Quality Public Hearings This Week
Here’s a note from CCI: The rule passed by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) two weeks ago brings Iowa closer into compliance with the Clean Water Act for the first time ever. But, it can be stronger, and … Continue reading
Posted in Calls to Action, Factory Farms (CAFOs), ICCI, water
Tagged CAFO, corporate factory farms, Iowa clean water, Iowa DNR, Iowa water quality
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Iowa’s Clean Water v. Factory Farms
The Sierra Club Iowa Chapter has waited since September 2007 when it filed a dedelegation petition with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to develop and approve rules requiring concentrated animal feeding operations … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Factory Farms (CAFOs), water
Tagged Clean Water Act, Iowa CAFOs, Iowa DNR, iowa factory farms, Iowa's clean water
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Meanwhile Back In Iowa… Manure-Laden Water!
DNR Investigates Fish Kill in Lyon County iowadnr.gov/home/ DOON – On Labor Day, the Iowa DNR investigated a fish kill on the Little Rock River east of Doon in Lyon County. A concerned citizen reported the fish kill to DNR … Continue reading
Posted in Environment Iowa
Tagged Iowa DNR, Iowa Fish Kill, Iowa water quality, Lyon County Iowa
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Iowa and Climate Change
What will climate change mean for Iowans? That climate change exists and is happening now is accepted by any Iowan who employs a rational thought process and considers scientific evidence. As the crazy talk from Ames last weekend indicated, not all … Continue reading