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Local actions urged for water pollution control in Kansas
A Kansas State University driven approach promotes local cleanup over federal regulation. Kansas Extension offices and the Kansas Center for Agricultural Resources and the Environment back community programs in Cheney Lake Watershed to reduce sedimentation nutrients and bacteria. Local efforts are highlighted as effective since Wichita used no tilling soil testing and alternative water sources to improve filtration. Contact local Extension offices or visit oznet.ksu.edu/keare for more details.
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Kansas Center For Agricultural Resources and the Environment
Kansas State University
Bill Hargrove
Kansans
Kansas
Hargrove
Wichita
Cheney Lake
Best Management
Lyle Frees
Cheney Watershed
K-State Research and Extension
US Congress
The
Kansas Sierra Club
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
KDHE
Oznet.ksu
Keare
Clintwood
Kentucky
Virginia
Kevin Yates
Dickenson
Pike County
U.S
Richard Stallard
Wise
Scott and Lee
National Organization For the Reform of Marijuana Laws
Virginia Agriculture