Sentences with phrase «heartland states»

Temperatures exceeded triple digits for days in Colorado, Missouri, Indiana, Illinois, and many other heartland states, producing the worst agricultural drought since the 1950s.

Along with Democratic support for the tax incentives, the presence of renewable energy facilities and manufacturing in many heartland states means Congressional Republicans are likely to balk at repealing them before they phase out.

The true heartland state has plenty to offer, from the wide rolling plains and wheat fields to Hutchinson's Cosmosphere and Space Center and Wichita's aviation past.

Climate change denial is fostering separatism among America's more progressive coastal states, which now share more common views with Canada than the backward heartland states.

Meanwhile, the U.S. wind industry has become a job - creating machine in other states, even deep in «red» oil - identified Texas as well as Iowa and other heartland states.

I thought I saw some previous articles where you were talking about using FundRise to invest in the heartland states.

OKLAHOMA CITY (Reuters)- A warning from U.S. scientists that Oklahoma may be hit by a major earthquake has caused a run on insurance policies for tremors in the heartland state, adding to the woes of residents already in the firing line of devastating tornadoes.

This three - part series — running in installments on May 4, May 11, and May 18, 2005 — examines the influx of immigrant students into six heartland states and the impact those students are having on public schools.

America's heartland states, largely dependent on coal and depressingly gullible to lies, claims climate change is a hoax aimed at dismantling valuable local legacy coal, oil gas and other fossil fuel industries.

Only one represents a heartland state — Don Bacon, who just won election to the House from Nebraska — though three others are from the mountain West: Mark Amodei of Nevada, Mia Love of Utah and Mike Coffman of Colorado.