Central Iowa Water Works Tackles Nitrate Surge
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Heavy rainfall in central Iowa led to increased nitrate levels in rivers and groundwater, prompting the activation of a nitrate removal facility by Central Iowa Water Works. The facility, which typically operates during winter, was used earlier this year due to the surge in nitrate levels. Nitrates primarily originate from farm fertilizer runoff and are treated using aeration and bacteria at the Des Moines water reclamation facility. Despite the increase, water supply remains safe for drinking, with no major disruptions reported.
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