US EditionReynolds: Rules Won’t Fix Water Woes
CENTRAL IOWA, JUL 13 – Governor Reynolds rejects regulatory approaches despite Iowa facing some of the nation's highest nitrate pollution linked to agricultural runoff, prompting water use restrictions for 600,000 residents.
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Sioux City JournalGov. Reynolds: Regulation not the answer to addressing state’s water quality woes
Governor defends farmers and the state’s investment in conservation practices
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Governor says regulation not the answer to address high nitrate levels in water
Hunter 07/13/25 Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds said regulation is not the answer to address high nitrate levels in the state’s drinking water. The Gazette reports when the governor was asked about protesters — demanding action on agricultural pollution and linking it to high cancer rates in the state — who were gathered outside a public groundbreaking ceremony Thursday for the Italian American Cultural Center of Iowa, Reynolds told reporters that “r…
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