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Date: 2013-01-29 11:25:52
Water pollution
Hydrology
Water management
Aquatic ecology
Irrigation
Water quality
Surface runoff
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Environment

Water Resources Coordinating Council Tuesday January 8th 2013 @ Iowa State Capitol Meeting Minutes WRCC Members/Designees Present: Secretary Northey, Bill Ehm, Jim Gillespie, Todd Coffelt, Stu Schmitz, John Benson, John

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