Iowa Climate Statement 2021: Strengthening Iowa’s Electric Infrastructure

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2021-10
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Takle, Eugene
McCalley, James
Biederman, Lori
Birt, Diane
Dobson, Ian
Gallus, William
Glatz, Charles
Gutowski, William
Hall, Steven
Heindel, Theodore
Michael, James
Nilsen-Hamilton, Marit
Passalacqua, Alberto
Passe, Ulrike
Peters, Reuben
Peterson, David
Raich, James
Rongerude, Jane
Roth, James
Russell, Ann
Ryan, Sarah
Shelley, Mack
Swenson, David
Thompson, Grant
Wanamaker, Alan
Zarecor, Kimberly
Johnson, Ben W.
Kimber, Anne
Kirschenmann, Frederick
Klaas, Erwin
Liebman, Matt
Merrick, Laura C.
Michael, James
Moore, Kenneth J.
Nair, Ajay
Nilsen-Hamilton, Marit
Passalacqua, Alberto
Passe, Ulrike
Pease, James L.
Peters, Reuben J.
Peterson, David A. M.
Raich, James W.
Rasmussen, Mark
Rongerude, Jane
Russell, Ann E.
Ryan, Sarah M.
Shelley, Mack
Simpkins, William W.
Summerfelt, Robert C.
Swenson, David A.
Thompson, Grant L.
Wanamaker, Alan D.
Wang, Yu
Wormley, Sam
Zarecor, Kimberly E.
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Abstract
Climate change is powerfully upon us.1 In the Midwest it has increased the frequency and intensity of heavy precipitation, floods, droughts, and extreme heat,2,3,4 all of which create environments that threaten grid reliability and resilience at a time when increasing electrification will make infrastructure performance ever more critical.
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