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The Clean Water Act requires that states consider public input to review water quality standards, including designated uses, water quality criteria, and antidegradation. The Triennial Review provides the DNR with an opportunity to make progress to address our water quality concerns head on and implement the Clean Water Act.
Water quality has been in the forefront of the news in Iowa this summer: beaches filled with toxic algae, high nitrates in drinking water, and water use restrictions. As a state, we have been grappling with these issues and more as a product of pollution in Iowa's waterways. Submit your comments to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) by October 20 and ask them to improve Iowa's water quality protections for our health.
Take action below and call on the Iowa DNR to maintain requirements that help meet standards and protect Iowa's water supplies from pollution. We all deserve clean water!
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