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The Nature Call: Wantabee MTB Madness bike races were fun - and competitive - for all ages
In Iowa, about 10 percent of the energy workforce is comprised of veterans.
Iowa Department of Natural Resource’s Erika Billerbeck is working on a second book and writing more magazine articles about her work as a conservation officer.
Some advocates worry federal incentives could change, impact state’s economy
Between Oct. 29 and Nov. 7, severe drought conditions dropped by 37.9 percent, according to Thursday’s Drought Monitor,
The operators of ten Hoeve Dairy agreed to pay a $7,000 fine after an investigation by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources noted several violations at the site.
The law came in response to a controversial proposal from Iowa-based Summit Carbon Solutions. The company has partnered with ethanol producers to capture some of the carbon emitted by ethanol plants in several Midwestern states and send it via pipeline to North Dakota for underground storage.
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American Society of Landscape Architecture recognizes Marion-based Monarch Research Project with Public Stewardship Award.
Across the Midwest, meatpacking plants -- including Agri Star in Postville -- often pollute non-white communities and low-income neighborhoods, according to an Investigate Midwest analysis of two decades of U.S. Environmental Protection Agency enforcement data.
Thousands of the prehistoric fish have died in fish kills caused by shallow, warm water. One piece of the study seeks to understand why shovelnose sturgeon aren’t swimming to deeper, cooler water in the summer months.
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