School districts delay start, go online or cancel as winter storm brings snowy, windy conditions

MPR News helps you turn down the noise and build shared understanding. Turn up your support for this public resource and keep trusted journalism accessible to all. 

Turn Up Your Support

How should Minnesota approach climate change action in the years to come?

Minnesotans can have a voice in that process by commenting on the state's latest proposed 

, a comprehensive plan laying out steps Minnesota should take to address climate change and reach a carbon-free future. 

The last framework was released in 2022 and established a statewide target to reach carbon neutrality by 2050. That framework was adopted into state law in 2023. 

Kate Knuth, climate director for the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, shared more about the framework and how people can get involved on this week’s Climate Cast.

Click play on the audio player above to listen to this episode or subscribe to the Climate Cast podcast.

Environmental News

MPR News Programs and Podcasts

Climate Cast ®

Shows

All Things Considered

NewsPartners

On Air

Host

Author

Minnesota has a new draft for its climate action framework and wants the public to weigh in on how the state should approach addressing climate change in the years to come.

How should Minnesota approach climate change action in the years to come?You can have a voice in that process by commenting on the state's latest proposed Climate Action Framework, a comprehensive plan laying out steps Minnesota should take to address climate change and reach a carbon-free future. The last framework was released in 2022 and established a statewide target to reach carbon neutrality by 2050. This was adopted into state law in 2023. Kate Knuth, climate director for the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, shared more about the framework and how people can get involved on this week’s Climate Cast.

Minnesota asks for public input on new climate action plan

Go Deeper.

Like this?