ENVIRONMENT
previous page | Showing 46 - 61 of 538 | next page
Start a blog »
Blog posts related to this topic:
EH? PLUS St. Louis River events rescheduled
The St. Louis River Alliance has rescheduled two events on the river that were rained out recently. The annual river cleanup set for 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday will focus on Clough Island, a designat...
Posted on 5/23/13 at 12:00 AM
STAFF BLOG NIE ROCKS! Celebrate Earth Day with these Newspaper Activities
Every day is Earth Day for people who care about the environment.But for one day each year, people all over the world join forces to call attention to the beauty of the Earth and the ways in which w...
Posted on 4/10/13 at 9:18 AM
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS Learning on a grander 'SCALE'
The University of North Dakota Office of Instructional Development is tipping the "scales" when it comes to creative teaching and learning practices for its students. The University recently added ...
Posted on 11/15/12 at 4:47 PM
THE FLENSBURGER FILES We have our man for the job! Now let's get to work! Thoughts on the US Elections
What does it take to become the President of the United States? And what does it take to ensure that the man you voted for is elected to office? These are the questions I've been asking myself ever...
Posted on 11/7/12 at 5:40 AM
OH LOOK, A SHINY THING! What Will You Do to Fight Silver Carp?
We were discussing potential questions to ask people running for the state legislature at a meeting today, and I thought it would be a good idea to ask them what they would do about silver carp. Here...
Posted on 9/17/12 at 3:58 PM
Alaska ice tested as possible new energy source 
The U.S. Department of Energy and industry partners over two winters drilled into a reservoir of methane hydrate, which looks like ice but burns like a candle if a match warms its molecules. There is little need now for methane, the main ingredient of natural gas. With the boom in production from hydraulic fracturing, the United States is awash in natural gas for the near future and is considering exporting it, but the DOE wants to be ready with methane if there's a need.
By Dan Joling , November 11, 2012
RELATED CONTENT
LEEDing by example: New green buildings at UND expected to pay off in long run
When UND unveiled the $12 million Gorecki Alumni Center last month, the university said it was seeking certification in the highest category of green buildings.
By Jennifer Johnson , November 05, 2012
RELATED CONTENT
Pollution violation costs Minnesota company over $300,000
Cliffs Natural Resources Inc. has agreed to pay over $300,000 to settle a pollution violation at its Northshore Mining plant in Silver Bay.
By Associated Press , October 29, 2012
Chuck Goyette, Red Lake Falls, Minn., letter: Time for U.S. to beat swords into plowshares
There is no justification for the War Industry when so many of our people are without health care, decent housing and safe neighborhoods. We all need to express our disdain for this misuse of our tax money.
By Chuck Goyette , October 15, 2012
UND's education building certified LEED Silver
The University of North Dakota's newly renovated education building has been certified for meeting elite environmental standards.
By Associated Press , October 09, 2012
Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D., column: Bill ensures energy growth, good stewardship
The legislation recognizes that states have a long record of effectively regulating oil and gas development, including hydraulic fracturing, with good environmental stewardship.
And it works with the EPA to make sure that the rules for hydraulic fracturing are certain, effective and fair.
By John Hoeven , October 03, 2012
RELATED CONTENT
Feds back research to stop Great Lakes invasions
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is distributing $8 million to universities and nonprofit groups for scientific research to prevent exotic species invasions in the Great Lakes region.
By John Flesher , October 02, 2012
Microsoft honored for green efforts
Microsoft announced Friday that its Fargo campus cafeteria is the first Three Star Certified Green Restaurant in the state.
Dining Services General Manager Jim Normandin is already shooting for that fourth star.
By Wendy Reuer , September 29, 2012
RELATED CONTENT
Minnesota adds 511 bodies to impaired waters list
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency has added 511 streams, lakes and other bodies to its updated impaired waters list. The state agency now lists 3,643 waters as impaired, which means they fail to meet standards for activities such as swimming, boating and fishing.
By Associated Press , September 25, 2012
Polk County commission, Conservation Service recognized for efforts
The Nature Conservancy has honored Polk County commissioners and the Natural Resources Conservation Service for their roles in reconstructing Glacial Ridge — the largest prairie wetland restoration in the country.
By Herald Staff Report , September 25, 2012
RELATED CONTENT
Eco-Ed Camp helps students understand the natural world
The Grand Forks Soil Conservation District sponsors the Eco-Ed Camp, now in its 13th year, and similar events are offered for seventh-grade students in soil conservation districts across the state.
By Brad Dokken , September 23, 2012
Hoeven proposes fracking legislation while hosting Alaska senator
North Dakota Sen. John Hoeven announced Tuesday he will introduce this week new hydraulic fracturing legislation that would give states more power to regulate energy development.
By Amy Dalrymple , September 18, 2012
Dave Pieper, Bismarck, column: Badlands wilderness plan needs North Dakotans’ support
The North Dakota congressional delegation and governor need to step up now and lead the effort to protect these lands for this and future generations.
By Dave Pieper , September 13, 2012
RELATED CONTENT
Scientist warns of heavier storms, more algae
An increasingly warm climate is worsening the problem of harmful Great Lakes algae blooms by boosting the intensity of spring rains that wash phosphorus into the waters, a scientist said Wednesday during a conference for advocates and policymakers.
By John Flesher , September 12, 2012
Cory Christofferson, Hamar, N.D., letter: Environment ranks low on GOP priority list
Of course Sen. John Hoeven cares about the environment. After all, he’s a Republican, isn’t he? And everyone knows how much the Republicans of North Dakota care about environmental issues.
By Cory Christofferson , August 18, 2012
previous page | Showing 46 - 61 of 538 | next page
View your ad here! Cost effective targeted advertising.
Contextual advertising starting as low as $79/month. This includes targeted ad delivery and search results!
Add your business to the Marketplace »
RSS Feeds