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Iowa high court to hear arguments in water case involving ancient legal doctrine

12/16/20 6:35 AM By Steve Davies

The Iowa Supreme Court will hear arguments Wednesday in a lawsuit that seeks to require the state to adopt a mandatory nutrient reduction program in the Raccoon River watershed, which supplies drinking water for half a million Iowans.

Steve Davies
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