Webinar - Coal Plants: The Price Iowans Pay, Webinar #3

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Join IEC on Wednesday, October 13 at 11:30 AM for the final event in a three-part series looking at the impacts of excess coal generation here in Iowa.

All the Iowa coal generation in 2020 was excess generation and not needed. Unlike renewable generation, all fossil electricity generation impacts Iowa’s environment. Coal generation not only degrades the air we breathe and drives climate change but also produces a substantial amount of solid waste that is landfilled in Iowa.

Iowans are paying with their lives, health, and safety and farmers are paying a significant corn production penalty from unnecessary coal plant pollution. Coal plant emissions are increasingly being recognized as significantly impacting our health, and are silent killers. It is time for MidAmerican Energy and Alliant Energy to be accountable to Iowans.

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Webinar - Coal Plants: The Price Iowans Pay
Wednesday, October 13, 2021
11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Online - Zoom Webinar

This free event is virtual. Zoom log-in info will be sent when you register. Can't make it for the live event? A recording will be made available to view at your convenience.

Questions? Contact Angelisa Belden at belden @iaenvironment.org.

Missed the past events? You can view the first and second webinar recordings on our event page.

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