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16 hours ago

Rural electric cooperatives’ loyalty to coal is holding rural America back.

The report “Rural Electrification 2.0: The Transition to a Clean Energy Economy” investigates pathways for rural electric co-ops in the Midwest to get rid of the massive debt from and burden of their coal-burning power plants.

Relieving electric co-ops’ coal-debt is one way to help rural America transition to a clean energy future. Read about this in detail in the report http://ow.ly/t5E550uErmH

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1 day ago

Minnesota is a major contributor to the dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico. #ActOnWater
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2 days ago

“I feel like a lot of people around here care about climate change,” Junker said in a hopeful tone. “The region is so dependent on farming, that regardless of your political view on the matter, there's things that are really noticeable going on.”

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How To Talk About Climate Change In Rural America? Don’t Say Those Two Words

Updated at 11 a.m. June 7 to correct details about Mark Junker — Rural communities are some of the most politically disenfranchised when it comes to

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