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Why Iowa Chooses Not to Clean Up Its Polluted Water

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By Peter Waldman Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
In the town of Remsen, in Northwest Iowa, Steven Pick spent 34 years working at City Hall. As the city clerk, he rebuilt Remsen’s ball fields and swimming pool and served as president and vice president of the chamber of commerce. He managed a local baseball team, played third base and pitched. Pick’s proudest endeavor, though, was his determined effort to protect the water supply for Remsen’s 1,600 residents. He’s the first to admit it didn’t succeed.
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Iran’s Better, Stealthier Drones Are Remaking Global Warfare

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By Peter Waldman Verified, Sheridan Prasso Verified, Simon Marks Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
(Bloomberg) -- In January, rebels fighting the Sudanese army shot down a drone near Khartoum. As jubilant gunmen posted video of the wreckage on social media, they offered a fresh data point on how Iranian technology is remaking the global weapons trade.
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Groundwater gold rush

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By Peter Waldman Verified, Sinduja Rangarajan, Mark Chediak Verified
| Farmlandgrab
Nut trees gained luster for investors about 20 years ago, spurred by the surging popularity of low-carb, high-protein diets such as South Beach and Atkins. From 2001 to 2006, annual US almond consumption grew more than 25%, to over a pound per person, according to the US Department of Agriculture. Most California nut growers are still local farmers. About 90% of the state’s 7,600 almond farms are family-owned, according to the Almond Board of California, the industry’s marketing arm.
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