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Iowa regulators keep names of property owners in pipeline path secret - Vimarsana News

Iowa regulators keep names of property owners in pipeline path secret

Iowa regulators agree to keep secret names of individuals landowners in Summit pipeline path. The names of businesses, governments will be released, though.

Iowa regulators keep names of property owners in pipeline path secret - Vimarsana News

Iowa regulators keep names of property owners in pipeline path secret

Iowa regulators agree to keep secret names of individuals landowners in Summit pipeline path. The names of businesses, governments will be released, though.

Company abandons appeal to export Iowa groundwater - Iowa Capital Dispatch - Vimarsana News

Company abandons appeal to export Iowa groundwater - Iowa Capital Dispatch

Pattison Sand, which wanted to export billions of gallons of groundwater to parched western states each year, has abandoned the proposal.

Support Building for Axne Kidney Bill Named in Memory of Iowa Medigap Advocate - Vimarsana News

Support Building for Axne Kidney Bill Named in Memory of Iowa Medigap Advocate

Health and patient advocate groups are continuing to throw their support behind Rep. Axne’s bipartisan bill to expand access to Medigap insurance coverage to all patients living with end-stage renal disease (ESRD), regardless of age. In addition, a report released recently by Health Management Associates estimated that Axne’s bill would cut government spending by $1.1 billion

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Proposed carbon dioxide pipeline draws opposition from Iowa farmers and environmentalists alike - Vimarsana News

Proposed carbon dioxide pipeline draws opposition from Iowa farmers and environmentalists alike

A plan to build a carbon dioxide pipeline through 30 Iowa counties is raising concerns among farmers and environmentalists. The project would capture carbon from ethanol plants and bury it deep underground in North Dakota through a process called carbon capture and sequestration.