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Category Archives: Environment
Quad Cities 5th Annual 2012 Earth Charter Summit
2012 Earth Charter Summit on Economic Justice You’re Invited! Quad Cities 5th Annual 2012 Earth Charter Summit: Saturday, September 15, 2012 9:00am – 3:00pm Western Illinois University Riverfront Campus 3300 River Drive, Moline, IL Keynote Speaker: Ellen Augustine, M.A., notmypriorities.org … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Environment Iowa, Progressive Action for the Common Good
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'Climate change' absent from public discussion of drought
MOUNT PLEASANT, Iowa— The eight hundred pound gorilla in the Mount Pleasant High School Gymnasium today was the subject of climate change. Governor Terry Branstad called for a public discussion on drought conditions in Iowa and all of the governmental … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Farming
Tagged corporate farming, environment, farming
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The Courtney Report
Burlington receives grant for downtown revitalization The Iowa Economic Development Authority has awarded Burlington a federally-funded downtown revitalization grant for the rehabilitation of downtown buildings. Grant funds help leverage private investment and improve physical conditions, while bringing new businesses and … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Election Campaign, Economy, Education, Environment, Jobs
Tagged Courtney
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Earth Day – April 22, 2012
Posted in Environment
Tagged Earth Day, Earth Day on the national mall, Mobilize The Earth
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Help Save Iowa’s Public Lands From The “Efficiency” Bill
Action Alert From the Iowa Sierra Club: The Iowa House of Representatives will soon consider House File 2449, referred to as the “efficiency” bill, that directs the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to inventory all of its public lands (Division … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Iowa Legislature
Tagged DNR, H-8403, hf2449, Iowa water quality, Iowa's public lands
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Keystone XL: Harkin No Grassley Yea
Here’s a note from the Sierra Club: Last week, the Senate defeated Keystone XL with just two votes to spare. Your senator was there when it counted, ready to stand up to Big Oil’s pressure and reject this dirty tar … Continue reading
Posted in Environment
Tagged Keystone XL, Senator Grassley, Senator Harkin
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Weekly Observations – Not For The Weak Edition
Oceans Acidifying at an incredible Rate “The Earth’s oceans may be acidifying faster than at any point during the last 300 million years due to industrial emissions, endangering marine life from oysters and reefs to sea-going salmon, researchers said. The … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Election Campaign, ALEC, Environment, womens rights
Tagged FEMA, kasich, Limbaugh, medicare, Muscatine, storm victims
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Don't put Iowa's Farmers at Risk from Costly Nuclear Power
by Francis Thicke As we approach the first anniversary of the earthquake, tsunami and ensuing nuclear tragedy in Japan, it is a fitting time to remember the human costs after several nuclear reactors melted down in Fukushima. Hundreds of thousands … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environment, Farming, Frances Thicke
Tagged energy, farming, Fukushima, MidAmerican, nuclear power, Nuclear power legislation, renewable energy
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Nuclear Power – 'Off the Table'
MidAmerican Energy made it clear today that if HF 561, or some form of it, does not become law, nuclear power will be “off the table” in Iowa and the electric utility will deal with it by increasing their use … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environment
Tagged energy, environment, nuclear power, Nuclear power legislation
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While The Media Focused On The Clown Car In Iowa
Americans are amazing. They love their sporting events. And they can turn darn near anything into a sporting event. If there are two bugs crawling in the same direction, an American boy will sit and watch to see which one … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environment, Farming, Jobs
Tagged energy sources, infrastructure investment, mild winter
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