Woodchips and water quality: Iowa State awarded $750,000 to study bioreactors

Jack O'Connor, Iowa Capital Dispatch

Posted 8/14/24

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has awarded Iowa State University roughly $750,000 to improve water quality through woodchip bioreactors.

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