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Save the Date! The DMV Winter Salt Week Open House is Coming Up

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On Saturday, January 31, the Izaak Walton League of America is excited to host a program focused on road salt pollution, monitoring, and solutions. While salt keeps our roads safe…

Meet a Monitor: Fred Bailey

Fred Bailey displays information about SOS programs at a community event.

Fred Bailey first joined the Izaak Walton League because he was looking for a shooting range in his area, and a Google search brought him to the Arlington-Fairfax Chapter in northern Virginia…

Data Centers: Impact and What You Can Do in Your Community

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Data centers are emerging rapidly across the country, and decisions about where they are built often rest with local governments. City councils, county boards, and planning commissions handle zoning and…

Izaak Walton League Opposes EPA Proposal to Further Endanger Wetlands and Clean Water

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On November 17, the EPA proposed regulations that would gut Clean Water Act protection for wetlands and tributary streams threatening the safety of drinking water for one in three Americans…

What’s it Worth to You? Measuring the Economic Value of Natural Areas

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By Michael Reinemer, Editor As buildings, developments and populations grow, Mother Nature is feeling the pinch. Or punch. Clean water is more scarce. Prairie and parklands get paved over. Our…

‘Seize the means of water testing!’

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Little Village Magazine, an independent news & culture magazine published in Iowa City, Iowa, profiled the Nitrate Watch program in their November 4, 2025 issue. The article highlights how Nitrate…

Meet a Monitor: Bryon Bodt

If you know much state trivia about Maryland, you know that Maryland is known for its blue crabs and oysters, is the home to the U.S. Naval Academy, and is…

‘In the wake of a near-total fish kill, southwest Iowans wade into water testing’

In March 2024, a valve malfunction at a NEW Cooperative facility spilled roughly 1,500 tons of liquid nitrogen fertilizer into the East Nishnabotna River near Red Oak, Iowa, causing one of the state’s…

Volunteers Navigate a Bureaucratic Maze to Stop Dangerous Pollution

Karen Daponte Thornton, Little Falls Watershed Alliance In late December 2024, the Montgomery County, Md., Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) proclaimed big news on Facebook: “Huge shoutout to the DEP…

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