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Getting to Green: Minnesota’s energy future

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Do we need to elect more scientists?

Since the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development touts our state as "the perfect environment for bioscience," should we have more scientists and engineers in public office?
by Michael Olson

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Legacy fund water studies reveal early findings, protesters block mining trucks, budget crunch

Legacy fund water studies reveal early findings, protesters block mining trucks, budget crunch

Study: Minn. groundwater contamination levels low, but chemical health risks unknown; Minnesota's black middle class is shrinking; In Minnesota, health care, farmers may feel budget squeeze; Political rhetoric, state and federal budgets will impact residents; Target: Paper no more? Mayor Rybak: The best plan for Vikings, at the fairest cost
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Photos: Dam modifications restore wildlife habitat

Photos: Dam modifications restore wildlife habitat

The state Department of Natural Resources is modifying dams on the Red River northwest Minnesota to reconnect hundreds of miles of fish habitat for the first time in decades. Many of these dams were built to hold pools for city drinking water supplies during the extended drought of the 1930s.

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