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Environmental and political leaders push to clean Iowa water 

Significantly more water cleanup efforts are possible in Iowa in 2022 thanks in part to the state’s $1.24 billion budget surplus, multiple environmental advocates told Axios.

FOR FULL ARTICLE:https://www.axios.com/local/des-moines/2022/01/03/clean-iowa-water-natural-resources-trust-fund

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