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A massive fertilizer spill at an Iowa farmers cooperative led to a miles-long fish kill in the East Nishnabotna River, impacting various wildlife and ecosystems. The spill of 265,000 gallons of liquid nitrogen fertilizer resulted in contamination extending to Missouri, prompting concerns about environmental damage and potential consequences.
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How can incidents like this be prevented in the future to safeguard water bodies and ecosystems?
How might this event influence public perception of industrial farming practices and environmental stewardship?
What protocols and regulations should be in place to ensure the responsible handling of hazardous materials by agricultural cooperatives?
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