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Exhibit recalls Japanese-American internment of WWII
For those who lived it, the detention of Japanese-Americans has echoes in modern events.
These tiny little bugs are a harbinger of wetland health -- and they're disappearing
Minnesota's amphipod population has been in decline for more than 20 years, and scientists say only five percent of wetlands where they could live actually have a healthy population. Now, they're studying them intensely in an effort to save them.
The big ways climate and water are connected
Climate change and water are linked in many ways. During our Climate Cast Live program, meteorologist Paul Huttner talked to Radhika Fox, CEO of the U.S. Water Alliance, about the most significant ways.
Four gubernatorial candidates discuss competing visions for Minn.
At a forum where two other DFL candidates for governor call for compromise, Erin Murphy says she's ready to take a tougher approach.
PUC backs Enbridge Line 3 oil pipeline, sets route
The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission voted 5-0 Thursday to approve a certificate of need for the controversial northern Minnesota project. Commissioners, though, were divided over the route.
DNR plan to save algae-plagued lake sparks optimism, opposition
What if you could take a Minnesota lake with some of the worst water quality in the state and hit the reset button? That's what the DNR wants to do to Little Rock Lake near St. Cloud. It plans to lower the water level to spur plant growth and clear up the lake.