The company had sought to lay about 95 miles of pipe in four counties to connect to ethanol plants in Cedar Rapids and Clinton.
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The company had sought to lay about 95 miles of pipe in four counties to connect to ethanol plants in Cedar Rapids and Clinton.
A popular state recreation area near Palo is poised to get new ponds to keep sediment from going into Pleasant Creek Lake, and most of them will be deep enough to make new fishing spots.
The city developed a new ordinance with more robust light pollution guidance in 2019.
An attorney for the Sierra Club of Iowa says initial lawsuits over Summit Carbon Solutions’ pipeline permit in Iowa might go into 2026. Further challenges are possible in Iowa and in North and South Dakota.
Almost 15,000 electric vehicles have been registered in state since 2020
The rusty patched bumblebee’s population decline has gotten worse in recent years, experts say.
Manchester teen credits faith and family in the achievement
Many of Iowa's top elected officials believe President Donald Trump and his choice for U.S. agriculture secretary will be a boon for farmers and biofuels production when he takes office next year.
The end of harvest matches recent drought years even though November has been the eighth-wettest on record. Record yields are expected.
And why do leaves from trees of the same species vary in color? Are wet or dry conditions better for fall colors?
The Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship announced the last seven agricultural drainage wells in the state have been closed, which represents the end of about 30 years of research and management around the wells that negatively impacted water quality in Iowa.
The Iowa Supreme Court on Friday affirmed a lower court’s decision that Summit Carbon Solutions is allowed temporary access to properties for surveying, because it is a pipeline company that would be transporting a hazardous liquid.
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