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Midwest Flooding Exposes Another Oil Pipeline Risk — on Keystone XL’s Route
Rushing rivers have exposed once-buried pipelines before, leading to oil spills. With climate change exacerbating flood risks, Keystone XL critics see dangers ahead.North Dakota's new boom: wind energy
"Wind energy means jobs, and these are really good jobs," says one industry leader.Rural Democracy Project
Minnesota's rural hospitals are hanging on — for now
Across the country, 104 small-town hospitals have closed since 2010, raising concerns that rural Americans are losing access to critical services. The billion-dollar question — literally, considerin...As trade dispute escalates, Minnesota farmers brace for another miserable year
Soybean growers will likely need a government bailout for a second year.Keith Ellison: Schools can’t block students from graduation for lunch debt
Minnesota students who have unpaid lunch debt cannot be blocked from walking in their graduation ceremonies, Attorney General Keith Ellison said Wednesday.Minnesota Local Energy Project
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The Energy Industry’s Secret Campaign to Get Us to Build More Power Plants
As the energy market has shifted and stalled, utilities have become masters of deceptive astroturfing scams.North Dakota's new boom: wind energy
"Wind energy means jobs, and these are really good jobs," says one industry leader.Minnesota’s community solar program democratizes access to solar energy | MinnPost
When any customer participates in Minnesota’s community solar program, it provides substantial financial, economic, and environmental benefits for all.Stand for Food
As trade dispute escalates, Minnesota farmers brace for another miserable year
Soybean growers will likely need a government bailout for a second year.How America Became the ‘Red Meat Republic’ | Civil Eats
The author of a new book explains how beef consolidation in the late 19th Century shaped the ecology, economy, and even U.S. politics—and continues to do so today.What the 'Insect Apocalypse' Has to Do With the Food We Eat | Civil Eats
Anna Lappé talks to environmental scientist and ecologist Francisco Sánchez-Bayo about his new research on global insect decline and the under-reported connection to agriculture.Act On MN Pollinators
What the 'Insect Apocalypse' Has to Do With the Food We Eat | Civil Eats
Anna Lappé talks to environmental scientist and ecologist Francisco Sánchez-Bayo about his new research on global insect decline and the under-reported connection to agriculture.In the heartland of the agri-barons
Public Eye in Brazil: following the footsteps of Syngenta & Cie: the impact of the very lucrative business of highly hazardous pesticides.