An analysis of four decades of Iowa data by the nonprofit newsroom Investigate Midwest shows that agriculture activity was responsible for 45 percent of the nearly 1,000 fish kills recorded between 1981 and 2022.
Wild Side column: What used to be a weeklong hunt has turned into a single, and successful, day in recent years
Iowa law has several code sections outlining charges for littering, but the Linn County Attorney’s Office hasn’t charged anyone in the last year. The Iowa State Patrol has filed only 64 citations statewide.
Experts discussed plume modeling and emergency response at Des Moines meeting of federal regulator
Here’s how your tax dollars will be spent in the coming fiscal year
Many Iowans want federal regulators to expect more from carbon dioxide capture pipeline developers, and trust the companies less when it comes to policing their own systems.
Eastern and western kingbirds call Iowa home in wamer months
The Nature Call: No turkeys on this hunting day, but there were plenty of other sights and sounds
Cedar Rapids hub will serve as a model for an expanding network across the county.
Iowa State University will continue to help fund water quality sensors on Iowa’s rivers and streams, despite a budget cut by the Iowa Legislature.
Iowa’s Republican politicians call it a win for farmers, but environmental groups raise alarms about water quality and flooding.
The Izaak Walton League led efforts in the watershed, collaborating with Cedar Rapids staff in some locations
Swimming is off limits at Terry Trueblood Recreation Area in Iowa City because of high bacteria levels in the lake.
Los fondos federales para la agricultura son recursos esenciales, pero los productores inmigrantes se enfrentan con barreras lingüísticas y culturales que no les permiten sacar provecho de ellos
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