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Iowa House representatives Ken Croken, left, and Monica Kurth, right, talk about water quality in Iowa and the Quad-Cities, ...

Iowa House representatives Ken Croken, left, and Monica Kurth, right, talk about water quality in Iowa and the Quad-Cities, including in the context of rising rates of cancer in the state. Water ...