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The Sierra Club of Iowa is expressing concern about the EPA repealing greenhouse gas emission rules for power plants fueled by fossil fuels.
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The Sierra Club of Iowa is expressing concern about the EPA repealing greenhouse gas emission rules for power plants fueled by fossil fuels.

A University of Iowa research project is offering free arsenic testing for private well owners in six counties…including Benton, Cedar and J...

ReLeaf CR…the program to restore the Cedar Rapids tree canopy that was damaged by the 2020 derecho… has passed the half-way mark.

The 2026 Iowa Climate Statement says the state is at a crossroads when it comes to dealing with the demand for electricity driven in large p...

A rare bumblebee has been spotted in Linn County.

More Iowans are turning to in-home reverse osmosis systems to filter out contaminants from their water.

The Iowa DNR is working on a plan to reduce food waste going to the state’s landfills.

Iowa’s nitrate program is getting attention from NASA.

Iowa is one of 20 states participating in the Bumble Bee Atlas.

Iowa’s three dozen landfills are filling up.

Iowa’s state tree is disappearing at an alarming rate.

Researchers at the University of Iowa are looking into the health effects of environmental exposures across the state.

The Iowa DNR plans to clean up Silver Lake near Maquoketa to prevent algae blooms.

Research trials by Practical Farmers of Iowa are designed to help corn growers in the Midwest reduce their use of fertilizer while maintaini...

Ospreys and peregrine falcons…whose populations in North America crashed in the mid-20th Century…are now doing well in Iowa.

A Pulitzer Prize-winning writer is out with a new book that examines the damage humans have done to Iowa’s rural land and waterways.

The 15th Iowa Climate Statement warns that climate change could lead to higher insurance rates for Iowans.

There were more than 150 “swimming not recommended” advisories at Iowa beaches during the summer of 2025.

A new facility at a Quad Cities landfill will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by almost 16,000 tons per year.

Polk County is inviting Linn County and Johnson County to help fund a University of Iowa water quality program that’s running out of state m...