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Erin Jordan

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Eastern Iowa reporter, open government advocate, mom of three and lover of cinnamon rolls. Have a story idea? Contact me at erin.jordan@thegazette.com.
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Farmland sales could aid efforts to cool down Iowa prisons

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By Erin Jordan
| The Gazette (Cedar Rapids, IA) Verified
Living Unit C, or the South Cell House, is seen in September 2015 at the Anamosa State Penitentiary in Anamosa. The Gazette As summer temperatures rise into the 90s, more than 1,000 Iowa prisoners and correctional officers are sweating it out without air conditioning. Prolonged heat waves behind bars can cause heat stroke and exacerbate chronic conditions like asthma, heart ailments and arthritis. Studies also show prisons without air conditioning are more violent.
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For 15 years, Iowa’s prisons have asked for air conditioning. This year is different

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By Erin Jordan
| Southwest Iowa Herald Verified
As summer temperatures rise into the 90s, more than 1,000 Iowa prisoners and correctional officers are sweating it out without air conditioning. kAm!C@=@?865 962E H2G6D 369:?5 32CD 42?
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Miscanthus helps University of Iowa go coal free

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By Lexy Griffin, Erin Jordan
| The Gazette (Cedar Rapids, IA) Verified
Steve Schomberg poses in a field of miscanthus, which he grows in Muscatine County. Submitted IOWA CITY – On a windy spring day, three generations of the Telleen family harvested miscanthus on University of Iowa land on Iowa City’s west side. Klark Telleen, 38, owner of Fanfare Farm, in Monticello, was leading the nine-person team that included his father, Bruce Telleen, 75, and son, Cyrus Telleen, 13.
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