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A study led by Matt Helmers regarding nitrates in Iowa's waterways, conducted with the EPA, has set a new standard for drinking water.

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A study led by Matt Helmers regarding nitrates in Iowa's waterways, conducted with the EPA, has set a new standard for drinking water.

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IowaEnvironmental Protection AgencyIowa State University

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  1. Fertilizer excess is polluting Iowa's rivers, leading to issues like IDNR losing track of hog confinement plans and Des Moines drawing from affected reservoirs.Sub-event
  2. New findings link nitrates in Iowa to cancer risk.1 source
  3. The research focused on nitrates in Iowa's waterways and the resulting drinking water standards.1 source

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