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Jonathan Foley: How to feed the world's people without destroying the planet

Jonathan Foley: How to feed the world's people without destroying the planet

Jonathan Foley says agriculture contributes more to climate change than anything else we do. It's also the biggest user of water and land.

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Downtown St. Paul road closure brings traffic jams

Downtown St. Paul road closure brings traffic jams

The city is rebuilding Jackson Street in the next two years, between Shepard Road and 11th Street. Kellogg Boulevard will be closed up to 18 weeks, officials say.
by Tim Nelson

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St. Paul Chamber pushes back on mandatory sick leave plans

St. Paul City Council members voted to launch a study of sick time earlier this month, partly due to reports of food-borne illness in state health data.
by Tim Nelson

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Minneapolis Fed chief sees moderate U.S. growth in 2016

Minneapolis Fed chief sees moderate U.S. growth in 2016

The nation's economy is doing pretty well and will continue growing at a moderate rate this year, new Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari said Tuesday.
by Martin Moylan

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Minnesota cropland values slip as grain prices fall

Minnesota cropland values slip as grain prices fall

Minnesota farmland prices fell 5.5 percent during the first nine months of 2015, according to a University of Minnesota analysis.
by Mark Steil

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Minnesota farmers find going organic no easy task

Minnesota farmers find going organic no easy task

Americans' rapidly growing appetite for organic food is changing the entire U.S. food chain. Many farmers are trying to adapt, but not everybody makes it to that organic future.
by Mark Steil

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UMD seeks funding for titanium mining research

UMD is seeking funding to demonstrate the viability of a new technology for processing a mineral called ilmenite.
by Dan Kraker

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