Iowa EPC urged to halt rapid clean water rule changes
The Iowa Environmental Council criticizes the Environmental Protection Commission for pushing an emergency rule to remove the cost-benefit analysis from anti degradation rules. Builders and cities fear hidden pollution costs while editors urge public input and possible federal or legislative intervention.
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Community Letters on NDAA Spending and Peace Calls
Jim Walters, Iowa City, denounces the NDAA approving over 600 billion dollars for defense noting the VA and Homeland Security budgets are separate. He argues the defense budget fuels debt and harms public services and urges profit from war to be removed and peace pursued.
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Millennials urge voting against Trump for environmental progress
A Iowa writer urges fellow millennials to vote in November to prevent a Trump administration and to defend cleaner energy and environmental protections. The letter argues Clinton is a safer, progressive choice and stresses the impact of millennial voters on climate policy and the economy.
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Brain injury theories swirl around Trump behavior
Kathleen Parker questions whether Trump shows signs of dementia or brain damage after a neck of impulsive, unfiltered outbursts. She notes her own concussion history and cites Rove’s past remarks, arguing the brain’s mystery and suggesting caution as Trump handles classified material.
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Iowa Republicans rally for Trump amid ethanol clash
At Cedar Rapids and Des Moines events Governor Branstad and Senator Ernst praised Donald Trump while denouncing Hillary Clinton over ethanol policy and national unity. The crowd echoed promises of tax cuts, trade shakeups, and “Make America great again” as Republican leadership backed Trump and defended party credibility.
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