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Student Voices Series: Awareness, not Fear, in the Right to Know Debate
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My generation shouldn’t have to clean up this generation’s mess
Written by MEP’s Lindsey Wilson – I support the Clean Power Plan because my generation shouldn’t have to clean up this generation’s mess – especially when the solutions are readily… Read more »
Student Voices Series: It’s time for Minnesotan utilities to see the bigger picture
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Student Voices Series: Dredging up problems today for a better tomorrow
The Minnesota Environmental Partnership is proud to feature the following post as part of a series of columns as part of a Student Voices Series issues. This is part of a… Read more »
Student Voices Series: Road salt’s unintended consequences
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North Shore residents know clean water, need the Clean Water Act
Published in the Duluth News Tribune on 11/12/14 by MEP’s northeast program coordinator, Andrew Slade If anyone knows about intermittent streams, it’s a thirsty hiker on the North Shore. The… Read more »
Continuous Learning About Continuous Living Cover
When it comes to introducing and supporting innovative sustainable farming practices, nothing beats a field day. Such events provide an opportunity for farmers to see firsthand how profitable, environmentally sound… Read more »
Turning the corner on Great Lakes clean-up
The St. Louis River used to look bad. And smell bad. Dead fish were belly-up in the water, and industrial foam covered shorelines. The river looks a lot better these… Read more »
In Historical Move, MPCA Orders EIS on Proposed Factory Farm
By Paul Sobocinski, Land Stewardship Project The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency’s Citizens’ Board ruled this week that Riverview LLP’s proposed 8,850-cow dairy operation in Stevens County must undergo an in-depth… Read more »