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Climate

Farmers adapt to big rains but send trouble downstream

Farmers adapt to big rains but send trouble downstream

Confronting more frequent heavy rains, the state's farmers have extended farmland drainage. Higher crop yields is one result. Another: More dirty water is flowing downstream.
by Elizabeth Dunbar

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What climate change means for Minnesota moose

What climate change means for Minnesota moose

Northeastern Minnesota has lost half its moose population in less than 10 years. Researchers don't know exactly why, but they believe climate change is likely part of the reason.

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As state warms, a few spots keep their cool

As state warms, a few spots keep their cool

Even as northern Minnesota gradually grows warmer, some scientists are trying to find and preserve "cold spots" to sustain pieces of what defines the north woods.
by Dan Kraker

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Climate Change in Minnesota: More heat, more big storms

Climate Change in Minnesota: More heat, more big storms

A century of data proves it: Climate changes have arrived in Minnesota. It's warmer on average, especially in winter, and heavier rain falls in bigger storms. Part of our week-long series, "Climate Change in Minnesota."
by Elizabeth Dunbar and Dan Kraker

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Minnesota's place on the climate change map

Minnesota's place on the climate change map

It's warmer in Minnesota, and more rain falls in big storms. Those effects are more pronounced than in most other states.

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