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A new science of valuing nature will shape our urban projects of the future. → Read More
To many neighbors in this small Wisconsin community, the proliferation of giant irrigation rigs that arc over mile after mile of flat farm fields create an untenable drain on water that is tearing communities apart. → Read More
Cold Spring's quandary — protecting a trout stream while supplying water to a fast-growing employer — is just one of many challenges emerging across Minnesota as a state renowned for its abundant water confronts a difficult new fact of life. → Read More
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The members, appointed by the governor, found common ground over better habitat, education, but split over how to reduce pollinators' exposure to neonicotinoids. → Read More
Managing landscapes can hold more carbon in soil, grass and trees, cutting greenhouse gas emissions. → Read More
Permit approvals for PolyMet open a new chapter in an old struggle. → Read More
Legal case questioning mine's size should be resolved first, they say. → Read More
A long, contentious regulatory review ends with permits for the huge copper-nickel mine. → Read More
Agricultural groups lose court bid to end public comment period. → Read More
Ag groups say MPCA can't extend feedback period. → Read More
Conservation groups say money is being used for infrastructure projects. → Read More
The rebuilding of the canopy comes with an eye toward climate change. → Read More
National Park Service lays out a plan for new chapter in long story of island's wolves and moose. → Read More
The federal government's sudden decision to reopen mineral exploration just outside the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness was a resounding defeat for wilderness advocates. But for the mining industry, it means back to business as usual. → Read More
The mining industry won a major victory in Minnesota when the federal government lifted a controversial stay on minerals exploration in the area just outside the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. → Read More
Will mining industry eclipse outdoor and recreation business in northern Minnesota? "If voters understand the huge benefit of mining, they will want to see it happen," Center of the American Experiment says. → Read More
For local residents, the decision is a small victory. For R.D. Offutt, a major supplier for McDonald's French fries, the decision seems to be targeted regulation that will force it to take its business out of state, according to an angry letter the company sent the DNR. → Read More
Millions of visitors have unintentionally left their mark. → Read More
Restraining order describes his struggle with depression. → Read More