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Cathy Wurzer and Elizabeth Dunbar

Climate agreement's effect in Minnesota an open question

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Over the weekend, world leaders reached an agreement that commits nearly 200 countries to reducing the greenhouse gas emissions causing climate change.

It's a massive document that's been hailed by some, but isn't as ambitious as others had hoped.

So what does that mean for us in Minnesota? MPR's Cathy Wurzer put that question to Minnesota Public Radio reporter Elizabeth Dunbar, who covers the issue of climate change.