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Julia Poska | August 30, 2018 The divide between America's dry west and humid east appears to have shifted two degrees east since the 1970's, according to recent research from Columbia University. Topography and atmospheric circulation from both coasts create a pattern of increasing aridity from east to west. The 100th meridian, which splits the Dakotas…

The Biden-Harris administration on Oct. 23 issued a business advisory for Uganda in response to the country’s Anti-Homosexuality Act.

The U.S. Government yesterday warned businesses that Ugandan human rights abuses and corruption put at risk companies' reputations and finances if they do

Solar projects across the state have gotten a mixed welcome, with some neighbors voicing concerns about land use, the looks of solar farms and what will happen when the panels need to be replaced or decommissioned. Friday panel discussion focuses on how developers try to reduce friction.

This marks Iowa’s 13th annual climate statement. Last year’s focused on trees and how they help reduce heat, flooding and erosion.

A group supported by more than 200 professors issued the 13th Annual Iowa Climate Statement on Tuesday. The panel addressed the impact of recent climate change

The 2023 Iowa Climate Statement issued Tuesday focuses on benefits of solar and how to make it thrive in the state.

Dublin Airport saw its wettest September in almost 50 years

Natalia Welzenbach-Marcu and Kasey Dresser | October 11, 2018 The Iowa Climate Statement 2018: Designing Buildings and Communities for Iowa's Future Climate was released earlier today at the Cedar Rapids Public Library. The statement was announced by Jerry Schnoor, the co-director of the University of Iowa's Center for Global and Regional Environmental Research, and Ulrike…

Energy Sector to Honor Namibian President Hage Geingob for Setting ...