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Bleeding Heartland

Nancy Dugan reports on water use permit applications submitted by LLCs linked to Summit Carbon Solutions, which plans to build a CO2 pipeline.

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Why Iowa farmers are turning to irrigation during drought And why some are not

Irrigation is slowly but surely gaining ground in Iowa. It comes with some drawbacks to consider

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Bleeding Heartland

Nancy Dugan reports on water use permit applications submitted by LLCs linked to Summit Carbon Solutions, which plans to build a CO2 pipeline.

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Summit s water-rights application sparks opposition in South Dakota

State officials in South Dakota are recommending a water-rights permit for a carbon dioxide pipeline company, but some nearby residents who use the same aquifer fear they could be negatively

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