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Times-Republican CEDAR RAPIDS Marshalltown, Cedar Rapids and Ames are just a few of the 37 Iowa communities that will be greener thanks to grants from Alliant Energy’s Branching Out program. Marshalltown will receive $10,000 to replace trees lost during the derecho and the 2018 tornado. Alliant Energy partners with Trees Forever to help communities develop, select and plant a diverse mix of trees. This year’s funds will help communities plant trees to replace those destroyed by the 2020 derecho or the emerald ash borer. “The first thing you notice when you drive into a town that was hit by the derecho are the spaces where the trees used to be,” said Terry Kouba, president of Alliant Energy’s Iowa energy company. “As we work to build stronger communities, we’re proud to provide larger grants this year to plant more trees to help rebuild the tree canopy.”

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