Thanks for the history and the current news of this ridiculous fight for protecting Iowa’s precious land and the people who farm it and care for it. Protecting land is NOT extremism, it is common sense. . Iowans have a right to be heard and seen.
It's a different world than when Northern Natural Gas was putting a pipeline through our farm south of Beaver. As as 4-year old, I played with the tar balls...
Yes, we are accustomed to natural gas lines, and other utilities that provide a benefit to us all. This is a different kind of use/abuse! Thanks, Marshall.
“Velvet gloved iron fist.” Very good description of Reynolds’ reign in Iowa.
I did not know the proposed federal budget bill had language fast-tracking carbon pipelines’ access. I suppose it all follows who gives political donations. Thanks for this detailed story.
I'm curious s to what happened to the woman sentenced to prison for damaging the pipeline's equipment. It seemed rather harsh when compared to the Governor's son causing the deaths of a married couple. As in money is more precious than life to our 'leadership.
Thanks for the history and the current news of this ridiculous fight for protecting Iowa’s precious land and the people who farm it and care for it. Protecting land is NOT extremism, it is common sense. . Iowans have a right to be heard and seen.
Absolutely right, Sarah. Thank you!
Comprehensive!!! Thanks for weighing in!!!
Thank you, Chris, for providing guidance and support!
It's a different world than when Northern Natural Gas was putting a pipeline through our farm south of Beaver. As as 4-year old, I played with the tar balls...
Yes, we are accustomed to natural gas lines, and other utilities that provide a benefit to us all. This is a different kind of use/abuse! Thanks, Marshall.
“Velvet gloved iron fist.” Very good description of Reynolds’ reign in Iowa.
I did not know the proposed federal budget bill had language fast-tracking carbon pipelines’ access. I suppose it all follows who gives political donations. Thanks for this detailed story.
I'm curious s to what happened to the woman sentenced to prison for damaging the pipeline's equipment. It seemed rather harsh when compared to the Governor's son causing the deaths of a married couple. As in money is more precious than life to our 'leadership.
That is a good question, Chris. We need a follow-up, don't we? I don't think that she was getting off so easy.