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The tax and spending law signed by President Donald Trump last month significantly shortened the timeline for wind and solar energy tax credits. But an executive order and an onslaught of new federal policies pose a greater threat to the two industries that help electrify Iowa.
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As the Woodbury County Board of Supervisors considers passing a new ordinance allowing for nuclear energy, several residents voice their disapproval.
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As the current administration looks to cut Biden-era clean energy tax credits, a grassroots lobbying group will head to D.C. to make a case for keeping them.
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Last week the Des Moines City Council approved ordinances aimed at preventing those who are homeless from camping or sleeping on public property.
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President Biden has announced support for policy changes to the U.S. Supreme Court, but is there a political path to making them a reality?
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The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has adopted new energy standards for residential construction projects funded by the agency.
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A one-acre solar farm produces as much energy as approximately 100 acres of ethanol from corn. Why isn't Iowa taking advantage?
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The franchise fee would help pay for 20% more law enforcement officers and more community amenities.
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A one-acre solar farm produces as much energy as approximately 100 acres of ethanol from corn. Why isn't Iowa taking advantage?
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Some people who live in the Iowa Great Lakes region want new restrictions for wind energy development.