In one of the first of several teams of science agencies to calculate how off-the-charts warm 2023 was, the European climate agency Copernicus said the year was 1.48 degrees Celsius (2.66 degrees Fahrenheit) above preindustrial times.
The hottest topics were about energy, pipelines and farmland ownership. Water quality may get limited exposure through a bill that seeks to relax restrictions on developers. Because Republicans have majorities in the Iowa Senate and House of Representatives, what their caucus wants, they likely will get.
Here are some handy ice-fishing tips to make your time outdoors in the winter successful and comfortable.
The Nature Call: Trail cams offer unique way to enjoy nature
Wild Side column: After 38 years of doing ‘so much so well’ he has retired from Buchanan County Conservation Department
More than 130 people came to Palisades-Kepler Monday for the First Day Hike,
Get on a boat on the upper Mississippi River, and you'll eventually come upon a looming concrete structure stretching across the river's main channel. Locks and dams are a distinct feature of the upper river. But what are they for? And who controls them?
Iowa is poised to get a lot more electric vehicle charging stations along interstate highways starting next year, but who pays for those stations? Is it taxpayers?
After 10 years of successes and complications of the Nutrient Reduction Strategy, The Gazette reviews how it could be improved.
NASA’s TEMPO listed in Time magazine’s best inventions of 2023
The two-pronged plan details how Iowa hopes to reduce its nutrient pollution from agriculture and industry.
The Gazette dove into ISU data to investigate how to-date conservation practices and facility upgrades have impacted Iowa’s nitrogen and phosphorous pollution
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