An ordinance adopted by Western Iowa’s Shelby County that would severely restrict the placement of a proposed carbon dioxide pipeline conflicts with state and federal regulations, judge rules.
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An ordinance adopted by Western Iowa’s Shelby County that would severely restrict the placement of a proposed carbon dioxide pipeline conflicts with state and federal regulations, judge rules.
Iowa regulators considering requests to delay the evidentiary hearing for Summit’s proposed carbon dioxide pipeline, and there is also a pending motion to dismiss the company’s petition for a permit.
Over the past several years, the solar industry in Iowa has grown. With a plethora of misinformation surrounding the renewable energy source, solar experts outline the process, risks and rewards.
El Nino may throw long-term weather projections for a loop.
The Canadian wildfires whose smoke bedeviled millions in late June posed more than a respiratory threat to four Manchester anglers and a Wisconsin friend who fled a remote wilderness lake shortly before flames blackened its entire shoreline.
Although fertilizer costs have spiked, farmers still have a business case to use it. Farmers from central Missouri describe their challenges in balancing business and practices that would benefit the environment. They often want to use alternative methods but are hesitant to make changes that could affect their profits.
If your holiday plans include a dip in a nearby lake -- good news -- most of Iowa’s 40 state park beaches have water quality within safe standards for swimming this week. Seven don’t, so take a look at our list.
In its 20th year, the Iowa Project AWARE summer cleanup is July 9 to 14 and covers 65 miles of the middle Iowa River from east of Marshalltown to Belle Plaine.
The lingering presence of wildfire smoke has made for an unusual start to summer across the Midwest. It also comes during a near-record drought and the threat of hotter summers.
Wings 2 Water, a water quality not-for-profit linked to the Eastern Iowa Airport, this week awarded $25,000 in grants to local environmental projects.
Boaters can accidentally transfer aquatic invasive plants and creatures between water bodies.
The Gazette will be answering reader inquiries about the smoky conditions and what they mean for Iowa.
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