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Home reverse osmosis systems are becoming more popular in central Iowa as nitrates affect public drinking water supplies.

While the water bans are temporary, they’re the starkest sign yet of the state’s long-brewing struggle with high nitrate levels in streams and rivers that supply drinking water.

Faced with a water-quality crisis, Iowa grapples to find a solution: Is it more treatment, voluntary conservation, regulation? And who pays the bill?

New water quality project to prevent nitrates from entering Beaver Creek underway News Jul 9, 2025 / 05:09 PM CDT WHO 13's Zach Fisher reports New water quality project to prevent nitrates from … News ...