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STAFF BLOG OIL PATCH DISPATCH Putting oilfield brine on roads could help clear the air
WATFORD CITY, N.D. What is now considered oilfield waste could be reused as an affordable way to control dust on western North Dakota roads, officials said Wednesday. The North Dakota Department of ...
Posted on 6/13/13 at 12:25 AM
STAFF BLOG EH? PLUS Northshore mercury roundup
Residents of Silver Bay and Babbitt are invited to turn in their old mercury-laden products and old electronics free of charge during two events sponsored by Cliffs Natural Resources Northshore Mini...
Posted on 6/11/13 at 12:00 AM
WISCONSIN VOICES Amid a New Study, Questions Surround the Ongoing Mining Issue in Glenwood City
[first published on WIvoices.org] A new and comprehensive study on frac sand mining was released Wednsesday featuring input from a local man.Tom Quinn is the Executive Director of the Wisconsin Far...
Posted on 5/17/13 at 11:21 PM
STAFF BLOG TWIN PORTS BUSINESS Bug market, big returns
Sure, you could listen to the experts about what the stock market will do. But how reliable is that? The return of the cicadas this summer -- now that's something you can bank on. These locusts mak...
Posted on 5/8/13 at 12:30 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
Duluth workshops focus on climate-enhanced flooding 
Groups stress adapting to warmer climate, bigger storms, to mitigate flood damage.
By John Myers , June 06, 2013
Wisconsin biomass power plant settles pollution violations
DTE Stoneman and the state Department of Justice have signed the agreement in Grant County Circuit Court.
By Associated Press report , June 05, 2013
Pilot plan cleared to create wetlands with harbor dredge material
A pilot project to create wetlands in St. Louis Bay using sand and muck dredged from the Twin Ports harbor can proceed without an Environmental Impact Statement.
By News Tribune staff , June 05, 2013
Reader’s view: Nolan grandstanding on sulfide dangers
U.S. Rep. Rick Nolan’s attack on the Environmental Protection Agency over its sulfide concerns related to the proposed reconstruction of Highways 53 and 169 represented uninformed political grandstanding at its worst (“Nolan asks EPA to limit sulfate impact on highway projects,” May 14).
June 05, 2013
Lawsuits challenge EPA over Mesabi Nugget plant
Two lawsuits are seeking to overturn the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s decision to grant a water quality variance to the Mesabi Nugget iron processing plant near Hoyt Lakes, saying regulators violated the Clean Water Act and other federal laws when they approved it late last year.
By Steve Karnowski , June 05, 2013
Invasive garlic mustard under fire in Minnesota
Garlic mustard may sound like a condiment at a sandwich shop, but it’s really one of the most noxious of the foreign invading plant species that have spread across Minnesota in recent years.
By John Myers , June 05, 2013
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Ahh, summer, and the first beach advisory
From Duluth to Cook County, 40 North Shore beaches will be tested at least weekly.
By John Myers , June 05, 2013
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Lawsuits challenge EPA over Mesabi Nugget plant
The lawsuits were filed late Monday by the environmental group WaterLegacy and by the Fond du Lac and Grand Portage Chippewa Indian bands.
By Steve Karnowski , June 04, 2013
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Gogebic Taconite set to sink exploratory drills in Wisconsin
Exploratory drilling into the largest deposit of iron ore in North America could begin as soon as Saturday in northern Wisconsin’s Penokee Range.
By Mike Simonson , June 04, 2013
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Illinois governor open to Great Lakes-Mississippi split to block spread of Asian carp
Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn said Saturday that separating the Great Lakes and Mississippi River systems is the “ultimate solution” to prevent voracious Asian carp from overrunning the lakes, a potential step toward resolving a longstanding regional feud.
By Associated Press report , June 02, 2013
Field reports: Zebra mussels found in Itasca County’s Sand Lake
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources on Thursday confirmed that zebra mussels have been found in Sand Lake in Itasca County. DNR aquatic invasive species experts confirmed the finding of a citizen who found adult zebra mussels attached to a dock removed from Sand Lake last fall. Preliminary searches of connected waters also found additional zebra mussels in Little Sand Lake.
By Sam Cook , June 02, 2013
Duluth Grill to add an urban orchard
The plan is that when Tom Hanson, owner of Duluth Grill, needs fresh plums for a pie, he can simply walk out to the restaurant parking lot and pick them.
By John Myers , June 02, 2013
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Shortage takes the shiners out of Northland fishing
This spring, a combination of a late ice-out and a ban on harvesting spottails from Lake Winnibigoshish is having a ripple effect rarely seen in the fishing industry.
By Sam Cook , June 02, 2013
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