LINCOLN, Neb. (WOWT) - How many nitrates are in your drinking water? The state is offering drinking water well owners the opportunity to find out exactly. The Nebraska Department of Environment and ...

LITTLE BIT, AND WE’LL CHECK BACK IN WITH YOU SOON. RIGHT NOW, MUCH OF CENTRAL IOWA IS STILL UNDER A LAWN WATERING BAN. IT’S DUE TO HIGH NITRATE LEVELS IN OUR WATER SOURCES. YOU’RE TAKING A LOOK AT ALL ...

The Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy is offering free nitrate sample kits and lab analyses to private drinking water well owners across the state. These kits are only available for a ...

Monitoring nitrate is one of today's biggest water quality challenges. Michigan Tech professor Joshua Pearce and the Nitrate Elimination Company are looking to make this process better. Disclaimer: ...

Mower County residents who drink water from a private well can have a sample tested for nitrate next week in Austin at no charge. Mower Soil & Water Conservation District is offering the no-cost ...

AUSTIN — More than 2,000 households in Mower County townships this year will receive a free nitrate-testing kit from the state for their property’s well. Nitrate is one of the most common ground water ...

(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Author: Gabriel Lade, Macalester College About 23 million U.S. households depend on ...

MINNEAPOLIS (WKBT) -- Southeast Minnesota residents on private wells could get bottled water and testing resources for free. In late 2023 the EPA asked several Minnesota state departments to put ...

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (EAU CLAIRE CITY-COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT PRESS RELEASE) - Private well users can get their water tested for nitrate, bacteria, and more at a discounted price at the Health Department ...

IOWA’S NEWS LEADER. ALL RIGHT, TODD, THANK YOU. CENTRAL IOWA WATER WORKS POSSESSES 200 SAMPLES FROM OUR LOCAL WATER SOURCES EVERY DAY. I SHOULD SAY, PROCESSES TO MAKE SURE IT REMAINS SAFE DURING HIGH ...

CEDAR RAPIDS — In the cool morning air, Candice Kucera walked to the edge of a small pier jutting out from Cedar Rapids’ Mohawk Park into the Cedar River. She grasped a small bucket-like container in ...