unprecedented fertilizer spill that killed 750K fish in East Nishnabotna River 
By Erin Jordan US Source: thegazette 5/2/2024
Erin Jordan
Credit: Iowa Department of Natural Resources
Iowans from 18 counties are asking state agencies for a formal investigation of an “unprecedented” fertilizer spill that in March killed 750,000 fish in a Southwest Iowa river.

A letter signed by 63 people asks the Iowa Department of Natural Resources to pursue “penalties and civil actions,” including referring enforcement to the Iowa Attorney General’s Office, which can pursue bigger fines.
 

“The extent of this pollution event is unprecedented and requires the attention of all Iowans,” Neil Hamilton, a Drake University emeritus professor of agricultural law, wrote in the letter dated Monday. “The devastation of life in over 50 miles of the river, including the death of 750,000 fish as reported by your dedicated staff, is difficult to even comprehend.”

 
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