Matt Doll, Minnesota Environmental Partnership This week, my usually sleepy community on Saint Paul’s East Side welcomed CEOs, elected officials, and celebrities. They, along with hundreds of other volunteers, gathered… Read more »
Matt Doll, Minnesota Environmental Partnership On Tuesday, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump took part in their first (and likely only) debate of their closely-contested election race…. Read more »
Matt Doll, Minnesota Environmental Partnership Last month, I had the misfortune to be the victim of a serious car collision, and the good fortune to survive with minor injuries. I… Read more »
Cristin Curwick, Northeast Minnesota Organizer, Minnesota Environmental Partnership The white van pulled into the parking lot at Chambers Grove Park. Family Freedom Center staff released the van door as eight… Read more »
Matt Doll, Minnesota Environmental Partnership The NorthMet copper-nickel mining project (formerly PolyMet) proposed near Babbitt and Hoyt Lakes hasn’t exactly met with success in the past few years. NorthMet’s state… Read more »
Matt Doll, Minnesota Environmental Partnership The United States General Election is now less than ninety days away, and it’s shaping up to be an especially historic one for Minnesota. The… Read more »
Matt Doll, Minnesota Environmental Partnership Nearly one year ago, a coalition of major businesses in the finance, energy, and aviation sectors announced the creation of a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) “hub” in… Read more »
Last week, the US EPA announced that Minnesota will receive close to $200 million in federal dollars for a major climate action initiative, the Minnesota Climate-Smart Food Systems project.
Passed last year as the first of the session’s many big steps forward for climate and environment, the 100% law left a number of blanks for the PUC to fill in. Among the most critical: how to define “carbon-free?”
Steve Morse, Minnesota Environmental Partnership It’s with a heavy heart that I write about the passing of University of Minnesota Agronomy Professor Don Wyse. Don died on July 2nd, after… Read more »