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Kansas tightens rules for feedlot waste lagoons near groundwater
Kansas regulators unveiled a three tier plan to require stricter controls on cattle and hog feedlots building new or expanded lagoons. The rules set site specific protections including minimum 10 foot separation from groundwater in vulnerable areas like the Equus Beds aquifer, and require synthetic liners and third party testing.
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Newton
Kansas
Clyde Graeber
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Kdhe
Karl Mueldener
Bureau of Water
Mueldener
Rhode Island
Sedgwick
Harvey
Reno
McPherson Counties
Kansas State University
Bill Graves
Graeber
Greber
Bill Hargrove
Kansas Center For Agricultural Resources and the Environment
Hargrove