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Category Archives: Environment
Iowa Bakken Backers Braking
Energy Transfer Partners (ETP), the company proposing to build a transfer pipeline from the Bakken/Three Forks shale oil production area in North Dakota, across 17 counties in Iowa, to its existing pipeline in Pakota, Illinois, announced yesterday it will delay … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environment
Tagged Bakken Oil Pipeline, Bakken Shale, Ed Fallon, eminent domain in Iowa, Fossil Fuel Divestment, Great march for climate action, Iowa renewable energy, property rights
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Friday In Iowa: Environmental Roundup
While the planet experienced its hottest May in recorded history last month, the weather in Iowa was dry with normal temperatures. “Temperatures averaged 61.0°, right at normal, while precipitation totaled 3.16 inches or 1.40 inches below normal,” wrote state climatologist … Continue reading
Posted in Environment
Tagged climate change, climate disruption, environment, global warming
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Erase The Keystone XL
Dear Climate March supporters, The Keystone Pipeline is a powerful symbol of the urgent necessity for climate action. On July 19, the Great March for Climate Action crosses the proposed path of the pipeline outside Bradshaw, Nebraska. We are working … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Ed Fallon, Environment
Tagged climate change, Ed Fallon, Great march for climate action, Keystone XL
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Iowa’s Clean Water v. Factory Farms
The Sierra Club Iowa Chapter has waited since September 2007 when it filed a dedelegation petition with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to develop and approve rules requiring concentrated animal feeding operations … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Factory Farms (CAFOs), water
Tagged Clean Water Act, Iowa CAFOs, Iowa DNR, iowa factory farms, Iowa's clean water
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Every Day Should Be Earth Day
According to EarthDay.org, every year on April 22, over a billion people in 190 countries take action for Earth Day. That fact in itself is cause for hope. But it is tempting to be cynical because we’ve been having Earth … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Environment, Environment Iowa, Iowa Globalwarming
Tagged Earth Day 2014, Earth Day in Iowa 2014
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Eastern Iowa Sustainability Lectures
Paul Deaton of Blog for Iowa will give a series of four public lectures about personal finance, the environment and nuclear abolition between April 19 and 24. If you are nearby, please consider attending one of these events: April 19, … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Sustainability
Tagged Climate Action Across America, economic sustainability, environment, sustainability, The Climate Reality Project
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What Would The Greatest Generation Do?
I will admit from the outset that I have not read Tom Brokaw’s book on “The Greatest Generation.” However, I have heard many discussions of those years and indeed did grow up in the home with parents from that generation. … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, Corporate Greed, Economy, Education, Energy, Environment, Food Insecurity, Jobs
Tagged greatest generation
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Hogg, Kaufmann Oppose Keystone XL
Joint Statement by Senator Rob Hogg and Representative Bobby Kaufmann on Keystone XL Pipeline: BIPARTISAN OPPOSITION TO KEYSTONE PIPELINE IN IOWA BECAUSE OF EXPECTED USE OF EMINENT DOMAIN DES MOINES– Two Iowa state legislators– Senator Rob Hogg (D-Cedar Rapids) and … Continue reading
Posted in Environment
Tagged environment, Iowa Legislature, Keystone XL
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Why We Must Say No To Frac Sand Mining In Iowa
Say NO to FRAC SAND MINING There is a petition to Winneshiek County Board of Supervisors: John Logsdon, Dennis Karlsbroten, Mark Kuhn, Floyd Ashbacher, and Dean Thompson, which says: “We, the people of Winneshiek County, call for a rights-based ordinance … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environment, Environment Iowa, Frac Sand Mining, fracking
Tagged frac sand mining in Iowa, Winneshiek County Iowa
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