Wind Power Jobs: How Many Are Created?
Analysis asks how many jobs wind power creates. The prompt echoes the same question for a smell test, seeking a concise, source-grounded fact count of employment impact in wind energy.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 2012
Page
6
The Smell Test in Iowa Campaign Claims
A fact checking feature by The Gazette assesses political claims during the campaign. The claim cited says wind energy supports 37,000 jobs nationwide and 7,000 in Iowa. The program invites tips via email and aims for Sunday reports through Election Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Sourcemedia
Jeff Tecklenburg
Governor's Office
Wind energy jobs debate in Iowa cited by Obama and Branstad
The piece analyzes differing estimates of wind energy related jobs in Iowa and nationwide. It notes Obama cites 7 000 Iowa wind jobs and 37 000 nationwide while AWEA estimates 6 000 to 7 000 in Iowa and at least 85 000 nationwide. It discusses methodology, industry impact, and the risk to workers if the Production Tax Credit ends.
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Obama P
U.S
Mitt Romney
Iowa
Obama
Terry Branstad
American Wind Energy Association
Iowa Wind Energy Association
AWEA
Prior
U.S. Bureau of Labor
Free clinics fill IowaCare gaps amid Medicaid debate
IowaCare patients face limited access as state resists expanding Medicaid citing cost concerns. Community health centers like Linn Community Care and His Hands Free Medical Clinic provide sliding scale care and emergency relief, while Project Access links uninsured patients to specialty care with limited eligibility and no direct pay.
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Terry Branstad
Munns
IowaCare
Broadlawns
Des Moines
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Linn Community Care
Third Ave
Iowa
Linn
Linn County
Hands Free Medical Clinic
His Hands
Sharon Patten
12Th St
Abbe Center
Community Health Free Clinic
Linn County Project Access
Deanna Derlein
Project Access
James Levett
Physicians’ Clinic of
Levett
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Healthcare Alliance
Andrea Keil
Chris Bowers
Keil
Indigent Care in Iowa Traced From 1915 UI Safety Net
The Iowa Indigent Care Program began in 1915 to aid low income residents and support UI Hospitals and Clinics training. Counties sent patients via vouchers, with limited numbers. care costs were waived for many and not fully reimbursed. In 2004 about 5,905 patients received free care under a $27.4 million state appropriation as federal funding shifted and IowaCare emerged.
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Iowa Watch
Iowa
Iowa City
Ilowa
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