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PAR-VENT-ING Got a farmer in your family? Now's the time to nag.
Days begin at 4:30 a.m. and end after a sullen and nostalgic gaze at our sleeping children. He knows not what day it is, mondaytuesdaysaturday, they all run together. My husband, likely like someone i...
Posted on 5/14/13 at 9:38 AM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Legislative notebook: House, Senate look to the sun for power
By Don Davis and Danielle Killey Minnesotans could sell solar power to electric utilities under a bill the House passed 70-63 late Tuesday. They pay someone who has solar on their house just what the ...
Posted on 5/8/13 at 8:29 AM
STAFF BLOG OIL PATCH DISPATCH Oil Patch cities can apply early for energy impact grants
BISMARCK Communities in North Dakotas Oil Patch can get a jump start on applying for a new round of energy impact grants, even though final legislative action has not yet been taken. Cities can subm...
Posted on 4/2/13 at 9:23 AM
STAFF BLOG THE AREAVOICES COMMUNITY Real Oilfield Wives and more new blogs!
It's been awhile since I've given you my recommendations for new blogs to check out here on Areavoices. But three new blogs have crossed my path and I felt compelled to share them. The first is calle...
Posted on 3/13/13 at 4:01 PM
STAFF BLOG EH? PLUS Sustainable Twin Ports early adopters picked
The next early adopters for the annual Sustainable Twin Ports program have been announced. The Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, Lake Superior College, Canal Park Brewing Company and the Un...
Posted on 3/13/13 at 12:00 AM
Franken: DOE cuts contribute to gas price spike
Sen. Al Franken is blaming the recent spike in Minnesota gas prices in part on the Department of Energy’s decision to stop publishing refinery maintenance reports two years ago.
By News Tribune staff , May 21, 2013
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Spike in gas price sparks economics lesson
Robin Washington: If you participate in a 401(k) plan that even remotely touches the stock market, be sure to tell the administrator where you want your pork bellies delivered.
By Robin Washington , May 19, 2013
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Minnesota heading toward solar electricity 
A conference committee of the Minnesota House and Senate has agreed to a compromise energy bill that will require large utilities in the state to generate at least 1½ percent of their electricity from the sun by 2020.
By John Myers , May 14, 2013
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Allete boosts profits as it moves to renewables
The Duluth-based energy utility faced storms, fires and moved away from coal.
By John Myers , May 14, 2013
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Will Steger speaks at Duluth clean energy forum Tuesday
The forum will focus on ways Minnesota can change its energy sources to move away from coal and toward renewable energy sources like wind and solar.
By News Tribune staff , May 13, 2013
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Will Steger to attend Duluth clean-energy forum
The polar explorer will join advocates for renewable energy at a free public forum Tuesday at Lake Superior College.
By News Tribune staff , May 13, 2013
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Minnesota pushes solar power; mines, mills off the hook
The Minnesota Legislature appears poised to enact landmark state energy policy in coming days requiring, for the first time, that big utilities make electricity from the sun.
By John Myers , May 13, 2013
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Red Plan's energy savings fall short of prediction
The Duluth school district says it is beginning to see significant energy savings from the long-range facilities plan, but it may never achieve the savings estimated by the company it hired to manage the massive consolidation project.
By Jana Hollingsworth , May 12, 2013
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Minnesota Power: Rate hikes needed to repair flood damage
Damage from last year’s historic flooding in the Northland will probably mean an increase in electric bills for Minnesota Power customers to cover $35 million to $44 million in repairs at its dam in Thomson.
By Mike Creger , May 10, 2013
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Two weeks after reprieve, gas prices spike in Duluth
On April 26 the News Tribune reported that several Duluth stations had the lowest gas prices in the state at $3.32 per gallon. By Thursday gas prices across the city had shot up to $3.89 a gallon or more.
By John Myers , May 09, 2013
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