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The Truth About Iowa's Water: The Facts, the Policies, and the Politics

Former Polk County Administrator John Norris and The Harkin Institute Director of Wellness and Nutrition Adam Shriver present the findings of the CISWRA report that found nearly 80% of the nitrate of the Central Iowa watershed is from agriculture. They discuss policies Iowa must implement to adequately address its water quality crisis and the politics involved in doing so. "Currents of Change", the Central Iowa Source Water Research Assessment (CISWRA) report that was released last summer, is the most comprehensive, scientifically-based water report ever conducted in the Des Moines and Raccoon River watershed. The work of 16 scientists over a two year period resulted in this 200+ page report originally presented during an August 4, 2025 meeting at The Harkin Institute. 0:00 Introduction 7:44 Adam Shriver introducing highlights of the scientific findings from The Harkin Meeting 11:48 Scientific highlights from The Harkin meeting 41:46 John Norris and Adam Shriver on policies 1:19:31 Audience questions Currents of Change Executive Summary https://www.polkcountyiowa.gov/media/... Currents of Change Full Report https://www.polkcountyiowa.gov/media/... Our Water, Our Future: A Look at the Central Iowa Water Quality Report – Meeting at The Harkin Institute on August 4, 2025    • Condensed CISWRA Report Presentation