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Water

Water shortages and problems around Minnesota — and the country — have many wondering what is the true cost of clean and reliable water. This reporting is supported in part by The Water Main, a project of American Public Media.

Daily Digest: Dayton looks back, calls for unity

Dayton gives final State of the State and some other Minnesota political stories in the news.
by Mike Mulcahy

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Dayton takes trip down memory lane in last big speech

Dayton takes trip down memory lane in last big speech

Gov. Mark Dayton's eighth and final State of the State address concentrated as much on memories as on his remaining mission.
by Brian Bakst

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Your yard is a powerful force against climate change

Your yard is a powerful force against climate change

Even tiny green spaces in urban areas appear to be more impactful in the fight against a warming climate than scientists realized.
by Cody Nelson

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Daily Digest: School safety proposals aired

Some Minnesota political stories in the news to start your Wednesday.
by Mike Mulcahy

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Morris ethanol plant fined for polluting nearby wetlands, rivers

An MPCA investigation found DENCO II's plant violated its permit by failing to adequately monitor, report and correct excessive amounts of organic material, disinfectants and other pollutants.
by Kirsti Marohn

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Dayton updates plan for lowering nitrate levels in water

Dayton updates plan for lowering nitrate levels in water

Gov. Mark Dayton has unveiled a revised measure to reduce elevated nitrate levels in water supplies and ensure more Minnesotans have safe drinking water.
by Associated Press

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New report predicts rising tides, more flooding

New report predicts rising tides, more flooding

The report, obtained by NPR, shows that so-called "sunny-day flooding" may be a regular occurrence in some areas.
by Christopher Joyce

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Could 'smart salting' keep Minnesota roads and waters safe?

Could 'smart salting' keep Minnesota roads and waters safe?

Minnesota lawmakers are introducing a bill this week that'd give legal cover to crews that that use "smart salting" techniques, or using only the recommended amount necessary to melt ice.
by Max Nesterak

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