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Feds want more prairie dogs on North Dakota grasslands

Feds want more prairie dogs on North Dakota grasslands

The U.S. Forest Service is looking to increase the animals' population, while also keeping the critters off neighboring private property. The agency is taking comments on prairie dog management through Oct. 5.
by The Associated Press

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What would happen if we burned up all of Earth's fossil fuels?

What would happen if we burned up all of Earth's fossil fuels?

Scientists used an estimate of how much fossil fuel is left in the ground to do computer simulations and come up with a worst-case scenario.

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DNR chief: No guarantees for Mille Lacs winter walleye season

DNR chief: No guarantees for Mille Lacs winter walleye season

Gov. Dayton wants an ice fishing season for Lake Mille Lacs walleye, but DNR Commissioner Tom Landwehr says he won't decide until he sees the results of a key fall fish survey.
by Dan Kraker

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Dayton to demand Mille Lacs open for walleye ice fishing

Dayton to demand Mille Lacs open for walleye ice fishing

Dayton left no doubt Thursday that the premier lake would have a winter season after the summer fishing season got suspended early.
by Tom Scheck

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We walk in beauty: Finding Minnesota's best fall color

We walk in beauty: Finding Minnesota's best fall color

Weather conditions seem to be aligning to make colors burn bright this fall in Minnesota. The DNR has started updating its annual foliage color finder map, meaning the show isn't far behind.
by MPR News Staff

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