Agrisol Energy Llc

---FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE--- April 12, 2022, 7:00 AM PT Media Contact:Anuradha Mittal, [email protected] +1 510-469-5228 Midwest Carbon Express, a US$4.5 billion carbon capture and storage pipeline planned by Iowa-based Summit Carbon Solutions, would stretch approximately 2,000 miles — crossing large sections of Iowa before expanding to four other Midwestern states. Advocates for the pipeline fail to reckon with the evidence pointing to carbon capture and storage (CCS) as a false climate crisis solution.

"Agrisol Energy initially explored developing about 800,000 acres of land in Tanzania, but company officials now say it has no plans of expanding beyond the 35,000 acres it has leased..." - Des Moines Register August 23, 2012: Today the Iowa Ethics and Campaign Disclosure Board voted to dismiss Iowa CCI's conflict of interest complaint against Iowa Regent Bruce Rastetter saying it wasn't "legally sufficient" for them to do an investigation.The ethics complaint was filed by the Des Moines-based citizen group, Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement, for misusing his membership on the Iowa Board

For Immediate Release--July 9, 2012 Contacts:Adam Mason, [email protected] Goodner, [email protected] Iowa CCI Statement to the Press in Light of New Report from Oakland Institute What the Oakland Institute's new report adds to the story is not that Bruce Rastetter's collusion with Iowa State University for an attempted land grab in Tanzania threatened thousands of refugees with forced displacement. That's been the crux of the story for the last year, despite his company's official denials.

Report embargoed until 12:00 am EDT, JULY 9, 2012Contact: Anuradha Mittal (510) 469-5228; [email protected] Lives on Hold AgriSol's Land Deal in Tanzania Creates an Uncertain Future for More than 160,000 People A new report provides details from the ground as the investor faces the Iowa Ethics Commission http://www.oaklandinstitute.org/land-deal-brief-lives-hold Oakland, CA - A new report by the Oakland Institute, Lives on Hold, exposes the consequences of Iowa-based AgriSol Energy LLC's plans to lease more than 800,000 acres in Tanzania.