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  1. Iowa American Water, which serves over 225,000 people, must meet federal and state water quality standards.

Iowa state authorities are providing oversight for local water issues, coordinating with the appointed water superintendent.

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Iowa state authorities are providing oversight for local water issues, coordinating with the appointed water superintendent.

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IowaIowa Department of Natural Resources

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  1. Iowa's Agriculture and DNR departments prepared a water summary report detailing statewide precipitation surplus.Sub-event
  2. The Iowa Soybean Association spoke out regarding ongoing water quality issues within the state.Sub-event
  3. ISU project receives funding from IDALS and IDNR for water quality work.1 source
  4. Iowa state oversight of local water issues involving the DNR and an appointed water superintendent.1 source

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