some reached Missouri River

Estimated 2M gallons of wastewater discharged in Sioux City, some reached Missouri River
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources responded to a wastewater spill in Sioux City, where an estimated 2 million gallons of untreated wastewater spilled into the Bacon Creek Channel, which flows into the Missouri River.
Sioux City wastewater discharge reaches Missouri River
The discharge at the Floyd lift station began at about 10:15 a.m., and an estimated 2 million gallons of untreated wastewater discharged into Bacon Creek Channel, and an unknown amount reached the Missouri River.
UNTREATED WASTEWATER FLOWS INTO MISSOURI RIVER
UNTREATED WASTEWATER WAS DISCHARGED INTO THE BACON CREEK CHANNEL OF SIOUX CITY WEDNESDAY DUE TO EQUIPMENT FAILURE AT THE FLOYD LIFT STATION. THE IOWA D-N-R WAS NOTIFIED BY THE CITY OF SIOUX CITY AND SAY IT HAPPENED AROUND 10:15 A.
City addresses equipment failure that caused wastewater discharge into Missouri River
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources said in a statement that an estimated 2 million gallons of untreated wastewater discharged into Bacon Creek Channel, and an unknown amount reached the
The Iowa DNR says wastewater discharge reached the Missouri RIver
Iowa Department of Natural Resources officials warned about an 'unknown amount' of wastewater discharge reaching the Missouri River. They say an equipment failure in Sioux City caused the discharge to get into the Bacon Creek Channel.
Wastewater discharge from Sioux City lift station reaches Missouri River
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources Field Office in Spencer, Iowa was notified of an untreated wastewater discharge into the Missouri River from the City of Sioux City.On Wednesday, November 6, the city notified the DNR that nearly two million gallons of untreated wastewater had entered the river after an equipment failure at the Floyd lift station.
Wastewater discharge in Sioux City reaches Missouri River, DNR says
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources says there was a wastewater discharge here in Sioux City that reached the Missouri River.
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