IARN – Carbon sequestration pipelines proposed in Iowa continue to draw attention as state leaders, farm organizations, and landowners weigh their potential economic and long-term impacts. Supporters point to market access and competitiveness for Iowa ethanol, while critics raise concerns about land use and property rights. With decisions still ahead, the issue remains one of the most closely watched policy discussions affecting Iowa agriculture.
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