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We ask Ricardo Mantilla, Assistant Professor at the University of Iowa, the question: what is geomorphologic analysis?
We ask Ricardo Mantilla, Assistant Professor at the University of Iowa, the question: What is a basin area?
Each year, the Iowa Water Center (IWC) offers two grant research competitions for the water community, with one being restricted to Iowa
The word “ghost” has adapted a new meaning, in addition to the initial Halloween Casper-the-friendly-kind, for the water community. GHOST is a
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Getting into Soil and Water 2020 For the past four summers, Iowa State University’s College of Design Associate Professor Alex Braidwood has
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Getting into Soil and Water 2020 All agricultural cultures, including those of Indigenous peoples, depend on their relationship with soils to sustain
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