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Climate trends have become increasingly threatening, but adoption of renewable energy is rapidly gaining speed. It's time to anticipate the energy system of the future.Coal States’ Futile Bids To Prop Up a Dying Industry
The U.S. coal industry is dying, and the Trump administration’s schemes to keep it alive through taxpayer subsidies have likewise hit a dead end. But that’s not stopping coal states’ increasingl...From Gambling to Solar, U.S. Tribes Bet on New Revenue Stream
Dozens of new solar and wind projects are sprouting up on tribal lands across the U.S. as Native Americans seek new ways to boost their economies beyond casinos and untaxed cigarettes.Rural Democracy Project
From Gambling to Solar, U.S. Tribes Bet on New Revenue Stream
Dozens of new solar and wind projects are sprouting up on tribal lands across the U.S. as Native Americans seek new ways to boost their economies beyond casinos and untaxed cigarettes.Butterflies, blue-greens, kilowatts, and calories
New strategies to produce energy and food, provide habitat, reduce carbon emissions, and protect water quality could create long-sought changes.Wanted: Lawyers for Rural America
Law schools find recruiting attorneys to rural America is a tough sell.Minnesota Local Energy Project
New Solar + Battery Price Crushes Fossil Fuels, Buries Nuclear
Los Angeles Power and Water officials have struck a deal on the largest and cheapest solar + battery-storage project in the world, at prices that leave fossil fuels in the dust and may relegate nuclea...Solar + wind + storage developers 'gearing up' as hybrid projects edge to market
A "wave" of new projects is coming to use wind, solar and battery storage in ways that will stabilize grids, increase efficiencies and lower power costs.From Gambling to Solar, U.S. Tribes Bet on New Revenue Stream
Dozens of new solar and wind projects are sprouting up on tribal lands across the U.S. as Native Americans seek new ways to boost their economies beyond casinos and untaxed cigarettes.Stand for Food
Cargill earns "Worst Company in the World" award
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Environmental group gives Minnesota's Cargill award for 'worst company in the world' | City Pages
On Thursday afternoon, several activists with Mighty Earth, an environmental nonprofit, will gather in Hopkins. That’s where they'll honor Cargill—the largest privately owned company in…One man is trying to fight climate change by mobilizing an unlikely team: Iowa's farmers
"Nobody's giving them credit."Only 60 Years of Farming Left If Soil Degradation Continues
Generating three centimeters of top soil takes 1,000 years, and if current rates of degradation continue all of the world's top soil could be gone within 60 years, a senior UN official saidAct On MN Pollinators
Butterflies, blue-greens, kilowatts, and calories
New strategies to produce energy and food, provide habitat, reduce carbon emissions, and protect water quality could create long-sought changes.Honeybees hit by Trump budget cuts
The US Department of Agriculture has suspended data collection for its annual Honey Bee Colonies report, citing cost cuts -- a move that robs researchers and the honeybee industry of a critical tool f...Do You Live in a City, Have a Yard, and Value Biodiversity? Plant Milkweed.
New research finds that America's urban residential land could support a lot of the extra milkweed that monarch butterflies rely on.