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 in Minnesota by 2040. The new law requires Minnesota to produce energy from sources like nuclear, wind, and solar power. 

Minnesota Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan discussed the plan for the transition on Climate Cast this week.

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 in Minnesota by 2040. How will Minnesota get there?

Governor Tim Walz signed a bill this month requiring 100 percent carbon-free electricity in Minnesota by 2040. How will Minnesota get there?

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz signed a bill this month requiring 100 percent carbon-free electricity in Minnesota by 2040. The new law requires Minnesota to produce energy from sources like nuclear, wind, and solar power. So, how will Minnesota get to that goal? Minnesota Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan discussed the plan for the transition on Climate Cast this week.

Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan on Minnesota's roadmap to carbon-free electricity by 2040

Gov. Walz gestures to renewable energy workers during a press conference

Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan on Minnesota's roadmap to carbon-free electricity by 2040

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