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"You're just being silly. The other 72% comes from the other 25 states and 3 Canadian provinces. Who cares how it's divided. None contribute more than Iowa or Illinois. They average about 3% a piece. Math again."
The jurisdictions and percents that you say are so.... do not show up in YOUR reports furnished earlier here....and that makes you quite the LIAR!
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Deep cuts in narrow fields? Are you a farmer now, malboy? As with the source I furnished about Culver and his larger cuts from Oct, 2009; I went back and looked. You never made any such post back then about the even deeper cuts from him, mally. We can clearly see both your faces now!
The article/proof I posted about Culver's massive layoff and budget cut announcement was on Oct 21, 2009. You joined this site on 07/22/09. The link below will take you to that period of October posts. Just click up a full page or two, and click down a full page or two around the Oct 21st dates of posts, and there you will see ZERO post threads started from yourself! ZERO, NADA, NOTHING complaining about Culver's planned heavy layoffs and budget cuts! LMAO again! On your non-belief that I went back and checked....the proof is now at your fingertips and before your very eyes. I rest my case! The double standard shows its evil head again.
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"You determine Iowa nitrogen by where it comes from. If it comes from Iowa it's Iowa nitrogen. To make it even more clear for you, if it comes from Illinois it's Illinois nitrogen. You don't wait for it to get to the gulf you measure it when it leaves the state. It's a simple thing."
AHHHHHHHHH......now we are getting somewhere!
Just as I have posted time and time again....other states nitrogen flows into Iowa...as it does all other states in the Mississippi river drainage basin. When measuring Nitrogen LEAVING the state of Iowa, dingbat, it is already influenced by other states that flow into Iowa! The same with Illinois, dingbat! Have you checked how many rivers and streams flow into Iowa, dummy! Measure it when it leaves the state?????????
The simple answer to your question (dilemma) is you subtract what flows in from what flows out giving you the contribution from Iowa. But subtraction is math again which you don't do well. People normally learn subtraction early in school. Right after counting and addition. I don't know what grade you were supposed to learn that. First? Second? I personally had the counting and some addition down before I even entered school.
How about the nitrogen that flows INTO the state before it LEAVES the state, brightboy???? That is not Iowa's load!!!!! How many rivers flow into Iowa and then from Iowa into Missouri (none) and then flow elsewhere, including back over to the Miss.???? But then...nothing in your data says anything about how all this is measured. So, you are just posting your hypothetical, conspiratory, means of how nitrogen is measured, and where! Where does your IPP report say they measured nitrogen leaving Iowa? It does not! It ONLY references Iowa's nitrogen being in the GULF! No way, Jose!
Unless , of course, you wish to back up the sources you have provided that have NOT provided this information before!!!!! Gottcha agin! Are you embarrassed yet? You've gottch nothing.
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I was going to give you a detailed description of how the nitrogen contributed from Iowa, could be determined. But, you apparently would neither accept nor understand it. It involves math. Land area, stream cross sectional areas, river stages, stream velocity, parts per million (PPM), and statistics as well as addition and subtraction. There's even chemistry but of course you knew that.
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I was going to give you a detailed description of how the nitrogen contributed from Iowa, could be determined. But, you apparently would neither accept nor understand it. It involves math. Land area, stream cross sectional areas, river stages, stream velocity, parts per million (PPM), and statistics as well as addition and subtraction. There's even chemistry but of course you knew that.
But I'm not. I'll leave you with your belief that it can't be done.
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