Minnesota state officials have announced plans to conduct further analysis of the impacts of sulfate pollution on wild rice in Minnesota lakes and rivers. The announcement comes amid concerns that Minnesota’s standard that limits how much of the pollutant mines … Continued
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Bruce Helmer and Peg Webb As we turn the calendar to a new year, many people revisit familiar resolutions like getting healthier, getting organized, or simply getting a fresh start. But one resolution deserves a place at the top of … Continued
The number of disruptive passengers on airplanes continues at a pace well above pre-pandemic levels. While the midair dustups are trending down after the Federal Aviation Administration adopted a zero-tolerance policy and increased fines almost five years ago, the incidents … Continued
Edward Lotterman Need some last-minute gifts but unsure what to buy? Well, cases of tuna and Spam are good, dry rice and beans, matches, maybe a 50-pound sack of flour – don’t forget a pound of yeast. Oh, and maybe … Continued