Central Iowa Water Works Reveals How It Will Address High Nitrate Levels in the Future

'The phone's been ringing a lot': Central Iowans install home water filters amid rising nitrate concerns

DES MOINES, Iowa -- As nitrate levels in Central Iowa's drinking water sources remain at near-historic highs, local companies that offer home water filtration services are experiencing a surge in demand. “I’d say extremely busy- that’s a good way to put it,” said TJ Riley, who owns Iowa Soft Water. “The phone’s been ringing a lot.” Riley, a self-described "water snob" who moonlights as a commercial airline pilot, launched the company after a maj…

Central Iowa Water Works reveals how it will address high nitrate levels in the future

Central Iowa Water Works shared its plan to build new facilities and expand capacity at current facilities during a Tuesday news conference.

Central Iowa Water Works plans treatment capacity increase to prevent future watering bans

Central Iowa Water Works’ long-range plans will increase water treatment capacity by 25%, and once in place would prevent water conservation orders like the lawn watering ban currently in place. In the meantime, CIWW leadership said the lawn watering ban…

The Healthy Waters Plan: Pathways Forward for Vancouver BC’s Water Future - Brown and Caldwell

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