Storms start to move out of Minnesota, continue for western Wisconsin

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Data collected systematically over nearly two centuries make it irrefutable: The state's climate has changed and so has its diverse web of life. The statistics show Minnesota has warmed by about two degrees—more in some places—and is seeing more destructive downpours.  


Many listeners have asked what they can do—and in particular, how they can reduce their carbon footprint.


Madalyn Cioci from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, and Colin Beavan, otherwise known as "No Impact Man," join The Daily Circuit to offer tips. 

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Carbon Fund: How to reduce your carbon footprint

Madalyn Cioci, from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, and Colin Beavan, otherwise known as "No Impact Man," join The Daily Circuit to offer tips.

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