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Court reverses ruling in timber lawsuit

The Minnesota Court of Appeals decided Monday that a lower court erred when it ruled in favor of timber companies who claimed the state broke promises by capping payments under a forest management program.

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Citizen pesticide monitoring effort expands

Citizen pesticide monitoring effort expands

An advocacy group in northwestern Minnesota plans to expand citizen monitoring of pesticide drift. Next week, the White Earth Pesticide Action Network will train volunteers to use the monitoring equipment.
by Dan Gunderson

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Air pollution advisory for Monday in Twin Cities

High temperatures forecast for the Minneapolis-St. Paul area and wildfires burning out west are creating a potentially unhealthy air situation in the Twin Cities.

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Daniel Chamovitz on what plants know

Daniel Chamovitz on what plants know

In "What a Plant Knows," biologist Daniel Chamovitz uses plant research to explain how plants survive, adapt and react to their surrounding environment. How much do humans have in common with plants?

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Minn. firm to pay fine for sediment

The Environmental Protection Agency says it has reached an agreement with an Oslo, Minn.-based construction company for alleged violations of the Clean Water Act.

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Obama to view Colorado wildfire damage

Obama to view Colorado wildfire damage

As President Barack Obama surveys damage from raging wildfires and thanks first responders in Colorado, he also will be seeking to show voters in one of the nation's most tightly contested political swing states.

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Congress wants quicker Asian carp action

Federal engineers would be ordered to speed up development of a plan for protecting the Great Lakes from Asian carp under legislation awaiting final votes in Congress.

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