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The stakes in Minnesota if U.S. landmark finding on the environment goes away
President Donald Trump’s administration has said it wants to repeal a landmark environmental finding that carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases endanger public health and welfare.
Morning Announcements for Aug. 12
These are the Morning Announcements for Tuesday, Aug. 12. Tell us what you’re celebrating!
Minnesota is armoring its shorelines with rocks, but lakes are paying a price
Homeowners increasingly layer rocks on their shores to prevent lake shorelines from eroding. But experts say rock riprap increases pollution and warms lakes, creating conditions that spur algae blooms. And often, it’s not necessary.
St. Paul to begin restoring online systems this week following cyberattack
The city of St. Paul expects to begin putting its systems back online this week, after a ransomware attack forced it to shut down its network for more than two weeks. St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter joined Morning Edition guest host Emily Bright to detail the plan and answer questions about the city’s response so far.
Morning Announcements for Aug. 11
These are the Morning Announcements for Monday, Aug. 11. Tell us what you’re celebrating!
Back-to-school shots: Pediatrician answers health care questions as federal guidance shifts
What should kids and families do to start the school year off healthy? M Health Fairview Pediatrician Dr. Lara Al-Ejeilat joined MPR News host Cathy Wurzer on Morning Edition Friday with answers.
Duluth man walks up to 12 miles a day checking in on people living on the streets
Nathan Kesti walks up to 12 miles a day around downtown Duluth, offering “compassionate accountability” to people who don’t have a home, and who are often struggling with addiction and mental health issues. 
Minnesota deer farmers have one more chance to overturn CWD law
Minnesota deer farmers are continuing their efforts to overturn a 2023 law that is trying to tamp down chronic wasting disease in deer herds. They say it is killing their industry.