If we want to protect Iowa farmland, we should trust Iowa’s farmers and not let small groups of anti-renewable activists
Wind and solar energy are magnets for new business. As former speaker of the Iowa House of Representatives Ron Corbett
I’ve attended several county government hearings on solar energy projects, and one thing stands out: opponents to wind and solar
The evidence is in – Iowa counties with wind energy projects are stronger economically than counties without. Iowa began wind and solar development in the early 1990s, and today 62% of our electricity is generated from wind, solar and energy storage. That puts Iowa as the number one U.S. state in renewable energy electricity generation.
Since the 1830s Iowa farmers have made their own decisions about how to make a living and support their families
Support for solar energy is strong in Iowa. In a recent survey, 68 percent of Iowa’s voters said “yes” when
Iowa has long led the nation in renewable energy. The chance has come to lead again, right here in Linn
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