From the Iowa State Daily, by Matthew Rezab, matthew.rezab@iowastatedaily.com
Drops of rain fell ironically on the small crowd listening to the drought solutions portion of a lecture about water flow in and out of Ada Hayden Heritage Park Lake.
Bill Simpkins, professor and chair of the geological and atmospheric sciences department, was the opening act of the summer for the Ada Hayden Interpretive Program on Thursday. His hydrology lecture spurred discussion about everything from conservation lawsuits to phosphorus levels in the drinking water.
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