Corrected news release about the IPT
program
Water
Management in Iowa:
On the Friday, August 29 edition of The Iowa
Journal
(Johnston, Iowa) – Thursday’s episode of The Iowa Journal will
explore water
management in Iowa. This program airs Friday, August 29 at 6:30
p.m. on
statewide Iowa Public Television. It will also be available online
at
Iptv.org.
Two-thirds of the water reaching Iowa's landscape goes
directly to rivers,
streams and lakes often causing flooding like was seen
this summer in much
of Iowa. This episode of The Iowa Journal will explore
ways to control storm
water in both rural and urban areas. The program will
visit Okoboji, an Iowa
community that has established new rules for
businesses and homes being
built or expanded. Okoboji is Iowa's first
community requiring these
projects to incorporate techniques to control storm
water runoff from
driveways and rooftops.
In the studio to talk about
how all Iowans can help control storm water
runoff that often causes
flooding, are Wayne Peterson, urban conservationist
with the Iowa Department
of Agriculture and Land Stewardship and Mary
Skopec, supervisor of the
Watershed Monitoring and Assessment Section of the
Iowa Department of Natural
Resources.
For more information about The Iowa Journal,
visit
<http://www.iptv.org/iowajournal> www.iptv.org/iowajournal
or call
(515) 242-3146.
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