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STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Fee increases bother GOP in ag-outdoors bill
Corrects DNR and PCA budget figures from earlier version of story ---- By Danielle Killey Republican lawmakers said an environment and agriculture budget bill the House approved 69-61 Thursday is load...
Posted on 4/18/13 at 9:42 PM
NEW PLATEAUS Continual (Solar-Powered) Economic Growth
Last Saturday I attended an event at the University of Minnesota showcasing professors and their research. Each gave a presentation and took questions from the audience. One spoke about depression eco...
Posted on 2/28/13 at 10:25 AM
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA CROOKSTON Storyteller Jim Pfitzer to bring Influential Author and Forester Aldo Leopold to Life on Thursday, January 31, 2013, at the University of Minnesota, Crookston; Performance in Kiehle Auditorium at 7 p.m.
Aldo Leopold was a conservationist, forester, philosopher, educator, writer, and outdoor enthusiast. Storyteller Jim Pfitzer will bring Leopold to life on the stage of Kiehle Auditorium on Thursday, J...
Posted on 1/14/13 at 11:27 AM
4 MY FUTURE: CAREER AND CHARACTER EDUCATION Helpful Websites for Career Exploration...
The world wide web is huge, enormous, and can be overwhelming with information at times. Sometimes it is nice to know where to find what you are looking for rather than wading through all the search e...
Posted on 11/1/12 at 10:33 AM
BEST FRIENDS ND "Are you thinking of ending your life?"
"Are you thinking of ending your life?" Few phrases are as difficult to say to a loved one. But when it comes to suicide prevention, none are more important. Before starting a conversation with some...
Posted on 10/12/12 at 9:47 AM
Minnesota lawmakers to take up silica sand mining boom 
Critics of a booming silica sand mining industry will ask lawmakers to hit the pause button Tuesday when the Minnesota Legislature holds its first-ever hearing on a subject that has so far been left up to local governments.
By Steve Karnowski , February 17, 2013
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State wins in Missouri River mineral rights ruling
A district judge has ruled in favor of the state of North Dakota in a dispute over mineral rights near the Missouri River, but the issue is likely headed to the state Supreme Court.
By Forum News Service , February 05, 2013
BRAD DOKKEN: News from Winnie a wakeup call for invasive species prevention
Thursday’s news from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources that two larval zebra mussels were found in a water sample from Lake Winnibigoshish offers yet another harsh reminder that all of us need to step up our efforts to curb the spread of aquatic invasive species.
By Brad Dokken , February 03, 2013
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More than 140 nations adopt treaty to cut mercury
A new and legally binding international treaty to reduce harmful emissions of mercury was adopted Saturday by more than 140 nations, capping four years of difficult negotiations but stopping short of some of the tougher measures that proponents had envisioned.
By John Heilprin , January 19, 2013
New study shows renewable energy provides economic benefits
Renewable energy advocates are applauding state budget proposals to provide a projected $5.48 million to support renewable energy and energy conservation initiatives.
By Patrick Springer , January 14, 2013
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LLOYD OMDAHL: Lack of trust spawns trust funds
A story about trust funds:
“Hey! What you guys doing down there?”
“We’re digging out space for another vault.”
“Nobody is supposed to know about these vaults under the floor of the Capitol. Who told you about them?”
By Lloyd Omdahl , January 14, 2013
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THEIR OPINION: New York should take lesson from N.D.
The capital city of New York state — Albany, N.Y. — needs only to look west to the frigid plains of North Dakota for practical advice on whether to allow exploitation of the abundant natural gas in the shale that sits thousands of feet below the farm fields of New York’s Southern Tier all the way north into Oswego County.
By The Washington Times , January 05, 2013
Steel fabricator caters to mining industry’s big needs
If you thought the U.S. had abandoned all heavy manufacturing in exchange for coffee shops, boutiques and pet salons, a visit to TriTec should change your mind.
By John Myers , December 31, 2012
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HOWARD LEARNER: Oil-shale gas should be captured, not flared
Howard Learner talks about the community costs and social disruptions of the Bakken oil shale drilling.
December 23, 2012
OUR OPINION: Sunlight + seawater = food
In the Australian desert, agronomists at Sundrop Farms "appear to have pulled off the ultimate something-from-nothing agricultural feat," The teams are "using the sun to desalinate seawater for irrigation and to heat and cool greenhouses as required, and thence to cheaply grow high-quality, pesticide-free vegetables year-round in commercial quantities."
By Tom Dennis , November 26, 2012
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Police shoot, kill bear in St. Paul neighborhood
St. Paul police said concern for public safety led officers to shoot and kill a black bear roaming the Frogtown neighborhood.
By Associated Press , April 30, 2012
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MINNESOTA OUTDOORS: Bear sightings continue ... ATVers to convene ... Muck helps cleanup site ... more
Waite Park, Minn., police are suggesting that residents take down bird feeders after receiving four more reports of bear sightings in town.
By Forum Communications/Associated Press , August 22, 2010
TRF man sentenced on burglary, poaching charges
A Thief River Falls man has been sentenced to more than 9 months in jail and 10 years supervised probation after being convicted for a series of burglary and deer-shooting incidents last December in Pennington County.
Justin Hopper, 18, pleaded guilty to first-degree burglary and possessing a dangerous weapon, a felony, and to taking and possessing big game out of season, a gross misdemeanor.
By Brad Dokken , August 16, 2009
Karlstad, Minn., artist wins Minnesota walleye stamp competition
Chalk up another one for Nick Reitzel.
The artist from Karlstad, Minn., will have his painting featured on Minnesota’s first-ever walleye stamp, the Department of Natural Resources announced this week.
By Herald Staff Report , November 05, 2008
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N.D. Deer Season Preview: Different year, same story
Deer hunters in northeastern North Dakota have enjoyed times of plenty the past several seasons, and this year promises to offer more of the same.
North Dakota’s deer gun season opens at noon Friday and continues through Nov. 23, which is the Sunday before Thanksgiving.
By Brad Dokken , November 02, 2008
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- Deer season notebook: Hides for Habitat in GF and EGF, Ideal deer hunting weather, Bovine TB testing etc.
- Waterfowl hunt had challenges, but time with Dad worth every second
- Outdoors Notebook: Mountain lion tale, Camp Ripley Archery hunt etc.
- ALWAYS IN SEASON: Northern species presage a change in season
- Have gun, will travel: Economy's struggles only graze hunting
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