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By Sarah Terry-Cobo OKLAHOMA CITY — One of the most important advancements for the modern oil and gas sector has become a household curse word. ...
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Sixty percent of Americans oppose President Donald Trump’s proposed 31-percent budget cut to the Environmental Protection Agency
Read More »New state office follows private sector’s lead in sustainability initiatives
Lt. Gov. Tina Smith announced the establishment of a new Office of Enterprise Sustainability in the state’s Department of Administration last week
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A plan for Minnesota’s first copper-nickel mine passed a major milestone Thursday with the Department of Natural Resources approving the project’s final environmental review, meaning ...
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A new state law that went into effect Jan. 1 requires commercial property owners in the seven-county Twin Cities region to have recycling and garbage-collection ...
Read More »Dayton: PolyMet environmental announcement to come Thursday
Gov. Mark Dayton said Tuesday that his administration will announce on Thursday its long-awaited decision on whether it will approve the final environmental review for the proposed PolyMet copper-nickel mine in northeastern Minnesota.
Read More »Leaving door open for TIF at Ford site
Final contamination analysis is nearly finished
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