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Getting to Green: Minnesota’s energy future

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Sediment from farm runoff poses a threat to Lake Pepin

Sediment from farm runoff poses a threat to Lake Pepin

The upper third of the scenic lake in the Mississippi could be filled in over the next 100 years. An MPCA draft report cites farm runoff as a major cause, but state officials have little leverage to compel changes that could save the lake.
by Stephanie Hemphill

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The fight to protect the 'blue heart' of the planet

The fight to protect the 'blue heart' of the planet

Oceanographer Sylvia Earle has devoted her life to the exploration and protection of the world's oceans. She joins Midmorning to discuss the marine areas that need urgent attention.

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Early signs good for Minn. loons, experts say

Early signs good for Minn. loons, experts say

The DNR is hearing anecdotal reports that loons are coming back to Minnesota lakes after wintering in the Gulf of Mexico. The BP oil spill had wildlife experts worried about their safe return.

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