DES MOINES, Iowa — While nitrate levels are stabilizing across central Iowa for now, a new effort is underway to both detect and forecast nitrate levels along Iowa waterways. The state of Iowa has a large network of nitrate and water quality sensors. This new project, led by the University of Iowa Hydroscience and Engineering, […]
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