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Cure MN River

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Cure MN River
Important reminder: The history of what is now Minnesota did not just start 150 years ago. ... See MoreSee Less

Human Skull About 8,000 Years Old Is Found in Minnesota River

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The skull most likely belonged to a young man who lived around 5500 to 6000 B.C., the authorities said. It was found by two kayakers on a river depleted by drought.
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Cure MN River

1 day ago

Cure MN River
We need more opportunities for kids to develop a deep connection with nature and more schools that grow kids into citizens who "engage more deeply, and try and make sense of things and really tune in, as opposed to just kind of looking at something and moving on.” ... See MoreSee Less

In Duluth, preschool moves from the classroom to the forest

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Duluth is at the forefront of a national trend to move preschool from the classroom to the outdoors. A dozen nature based play schools have opened in the Duluth area in the past decade. There's even a...
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Cure MN River

2 days ago

Cure MN River
Unpredictable weather extremes are becoming the new "normal" in a changing climate. ... See MoreSee Less

'Flash droughts' are Midwest's next big climate threat

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New research shows that "flash droughts" are coming on more quickly than before, with little advance warning.
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Rural Democracy Project

Rural Democracy Project

1 week ago

Rural Democracy Project
Summit Carbon Solution's proposed Midwest Express CO2 pipeline –– “It’s like it’s the biggest welfare program for the wealthiest people in the world.”http://ow.ly/O9NK50J31Jz ... See MoreSee Less

An Iowa powerbroker plans to make a windfall from piping ethanol emissions

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Landowners and environmentalists are joining together to oppose the "Midwest Carbon Express."
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Rural Democracy Project

2 weeks ago

Rural Democracy Project
Minnesota's water, soils and rural communities lose when federal conservation programs dollars go to farms that are not improving water quality, building soil health, or preserving and restoring ecosystems. http://ow.ly/Is1y50IRQxs ... See MoreSee Less
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Minnesota Local Energy Project

Minnesota Local Energy Project

7 hours ago

Minnesota Local Energy Project
How windy was April? VERY.Wind power generation spiked in Minnesota this spring due to unusually windy conditions, with Willmar Municipal Utilities reporting its highest ever output last month. http://ow.ly/418V50Jbx0N ... See MoreSee Less

Minnesota's high winds this spring spark a jump in green energy production

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With a windier spring than usual, utility companies say wind turbines contributed more renewable energy.
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Minnesota Local Energy Project

1 day ago

Minnesota Local Energy Project
These heating/cooling systems have been called the "most overlooked climate solution." Now they can work in temperatures far below freezing.http://ow.ly/bQEI50J6RIH ... See MoreSee Less

Heat pumps do work in the cold — Americans just don't know it yet

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The "most overlooked climate solution" can now work in freezing temperatures.
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Minnesota Local Energy Project

3 days ago

Minnesota Local Energy Project
Weatherization & Energy Efficiency improvements for Minnesota homes are just common sense—but not enough Minnesotans are trained to do these good paying jobs. Tell your MN legislators to fund weatherization workforce training! #MNLeghttp://ow.ly/XuJv50J9pCH ... See MoreSee Less

Join me in supporting the Support workforce development funding for Minnesota Campaign

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Did you know that Minnesota is set to receive $80 million to support weatherization improvements, and that an estimated 489,354 homes across the state may be eligible to apply for assistance? These im...
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Stand For Food

4 weeks ago

Stand For Food
This Earth Day, please consider supporting Cure MN River and our work protecting and preserving the Minnesota places we call home. A clean energy future, clean & plentiful water, and prosperous rural communities depend on all of us. #EarthDay2022http://ow.ly/bPeF50IQgjU ... See MoreSee Less

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Act On MN Pollinators

Act On MN Pollinators

3 months ago

Act On MN Pollinators
Bees get a lot of the focus and the attention when it comes to pollination, but there's a whole array of insects that provide that pollination service. In fact, three-quarters of the world's flowering plants and about a third of the world's food crops depend on pollinators at some stage. And so it's not just bees .... Flies are huge pollinators. That includes the midges that pollinate the cocoa crop that chocolate comes from. And there are wasps as well. Wasps are major pollinators. Again, another insect that's widely disliked but actually crucial for our environment.http://ow.ly/5Ehq50I6fEJ ... See MoreSee Less

The world's insect population is in decline — and that's bad news for humans

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Environmental writer Oliver Milman says habitat loss, pesticides and climate change are killing off insects worldwide, which, in turn, threatens humans. His new book is The Insect Crisis.
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Act On MN Pollinators

6 months ago

Act On MN Pollinators
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Support Clean Up The River Environment (CURE) on GiveMN

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We do big things and make change TOGETHER. CURE (Clean Up the River Environment) needs your support now more than ever to seize the opportunities and tackle the challenges facing rural Minnesota commu...
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Act On MN Pollinators

1 years ago

Act On MN Pollinators
This is outrageous. We love our MN state parks! We want safe drinking water for our families, protections for pollinators, and a livable climate. These fundamental MN values should not be held hostage for political squabbles. http://ow.ly/whxC50EFub7 ... See MoreSee Less

Senate Republicans threaten to cut funding for MN state parks over 'clean cars' rule

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Senate Republicans say the emissions rules should have come before the Legislature.
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