Carbon, IA

As temperatures drop and Iowans turn up the heat, the Iowa State Fire Marshal Division is reminding residents to take simple precautions to protect themselves and their families from carbon …

As temperatures drop and Iowans turn up the heat, the Iowa State Fire Marshal Division is reminding residents to take simple precautions to protect themselves and their families from carbon monoxide poisoning. Governor Kim Reynolds has proclaimed November 2026 as Carbon Monoxide Awareness Month, drawing attention to the dangers of carbon monoxide (CO), a colorless, […] The post State Fire Marshal Urges Carbon Monoxide Safety as Winter Approaches appeared first on KJAN.

Linn County is considering a new gas plant west of Cedar Rapids, which environmentalists say would reverse the progress the county has made toward reducing carbon dioxide emissions. Grant Nordby, who serves on the Linn County sustainability and resiliency advisory committee, says the proposed Morgan Valley Energy Center is estimated to produce one-and-a-half million metric […] The post Concerns mount over emissions from proposed Linn County gas plant appeared first on KJAN.

A questionnaire sent to candidates in Iowa’s upcoming general election has drawn responses from 66 candidates, providing voters with information about their positions on eminent domain and carbon sequestration pipelines. […] The post Iowa Candidates Address Eminent Domain for Carbon Pipelines appeared first on Ottumwa Radio.

The Iowa Utilities Commission is keeping two pending cases involving Summit Carbon Solutions’ proposed carbon dioxide pipeline separate, setting up hearings on the project’s next phase early next year. The […]

The Iowa Utilities Commission has denied a request from Summit Carbon Solutions to consolidate outstanding dockets for two sections of carbon pipeline in the company’s second phase of the project.  …Read more at KCHA News

The world continues to show strong demand for U.S. ethanol. The Renewable Fuels Association says ethanol exports during August were a five-month high at 211.8 million gallons, rising 6% from July due to that strong demand for low carbon fuels, helping support a big portion of domestic corn use. Canada [...]