The Iowa Environmental Council and the Environmental Law & Policy Center have
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The Iowa Environmental Council and the Environmental Law & Policy Center have
Six-month investigation nets one felony weapons charge, 57 hunting-related charges, and multiple written warnings to a four-person hunting group.
Officials still are finishing formal after-action reviews focusing on what lesson were learned and what steps should be taken to more urgently come to the aid of citizens who — days after the storm — frequently struggled to find food and gas and often shelter. Reports are expected later this month.
After the derecho downed most of the city’s tree canopy, Cedar Rapids has made some progress on replanting while its ReLeaf plan to replenish the tree canopy is being drafted.
Utilities, grocery stores and other companies are hoping to be more ready for the next natural disaster.
The Peoples Church in Cedar Rapids raised $21,000 to install solar panels as a way to save money and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, which trap and hold heat in the atmosphere.
Bird-watching: August is an active month
The Des Moines Metropolitan Wastewater Reclamation Authority has begun sampling sewage as part of a national program to track the spread of the coronavirus and its variants.
With two large-scale solar farms in the works in Linn County, John Zakrasek shares facts about solar panels to try to address residents’ concerns.
Park great for bicycling, boating, camping, rock climbing, fishing and, of course, hiking
Wildside column: Maquoketa, Waspinicon rivers provide plenty of fun, action
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources believes a leak from an underground storage tank caused the fish kill on Dry Branch Creek near Ossian in northeast Iowa.
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