As separate carbon pipeline bills make their way through both chambers of the Iowa Legislature, the state’s ag secretary says it’s going to come down to a compromise. Mike Naig tells Brownfield, “Iowans have said loud and clear they would like to see enhanced protections for property owners and property rights, meaning there needs to […]
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