Summit Carbon Solutions has demanded that opponents of its carbon dioxide pipeline project retract certain “false and defamatory” statements and to cease further similar comments about the company.
116 3rd St SE
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
Summit Carbon Solutions has demanded that opponents of its carbon dioxide pipeline project retract certain “false and defamatory” statements and to cease further similar comments about the company.
The Industrial Commission approved a plan to accept millions of tons of carbon dioxide to be permanently stored underground against the wishes of some landowners in the storage area.
If the proposed rule is finalized, the butterfly would become one of the most widespread species ever protected under the law.
They were residents of Marion, Stanwood and Tipton and were fishing Sunday too close to a dam near Bellevue.
The Cedar Rapids Utilities Department organized a celebration last week to mark the culmination of two years of work to construct farmland edge of field practices — like saturated buffers and bioreactors — to improve water quality in Cedar Rapids and the surrounding area.
Emily Finzel, the department executive officer of the School of Earth, Environment and Sustainability at the University of Iowa, talks about the new programs and changing mindsets about approaching sustainability.
So far in the 2024-2025 surveillance season, the Iowa Department of Natural Resources reports there have been positive cases of the fatal deer disease in three counties that previously did not have positive cases. Experts anticipate there will be more.
The town of 1,000 has aging wastewater collection pipes made of clay that have cracked and allowed water to infiltrate it for decades.
The Nature Calls: Recent outing didn’t produce a new bird, but last year’s bounty was plenty good before Thanksgiving
In the Santa Cruz area, phones buzzed with a tsunami warning from the National Weather Service that said: “A series of powerful waves and strong currents may impact coasts near you. You are in danger. Get away from coastal waters. Move to high ground or inland now.”
The Postma family, who live in Robins, were selected to donate their blue spruce tree for Cedar Rapids’ annual Christmas tree display and lighting ceremony at Greene Square.
Nothing better than fishing — for fun and as part of locally-sourced supper
© 2025 The Gazette | All Rights Reserved.
Daily Newsletters