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This Winter, Take It Easy On The Salt

This Winter, Take It Easy On The Salt

As ice and snow melt, they carry the salt along with other pollutants into nearby waterways. Continue reading

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Coming Soon, to a Coffee Shop Near You!

Coming Soon, to a Coffee Shop Near You!

Throughout the coming months, I’ll be heading out to talk with all of you about the conservation issues you care about most. Continue reading

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Out with the Old: Electronic Recycling

Out with the Old: Electronic Recycling

As Santa knows all too well, nearly everyone wants new electronics during the holiday season. Out with the old and in with the new, but what do you actually do with the old? Continue reading

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Access to Affordable Renewable Energy

Access to Affordable Renewable Energy

One of the most important projects that I’m currently working on in the South Metro is sharing the results of our energy survey with residents, local governments, and stakeholders. Continue reading

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Climate Conscious Before It Was Cool

Climate Conscious Before It Was Cool

Despite it getting to be cool, the problem at times seems overwhelming. Continue reading

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The Importance of Public Awareness

The Importance of Public Awareness

Recently, Saint Peter approved a resolution to study the cost of distributed generation, with a bias against individual solar customers in its system. Had the public been made aware sooner, could it have changed the outcome? Continue reading

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Hope for the Minnesota River

Hope for the Minnesota River

Unfortunately, the Minnesota River remains one of the most troubled bodies of water in our entire state. Continue reading

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What A Waste! It’s Time to Talk About Garbage

What A Waste! It’s Time to Talk About Garbage

Garbage is not a fun thing to think about. It’s the phenomenon known as “out of sight, out of mind” and it is alive and well right here in Minnesota. Continue reading

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Avoiding Toxic Flame Retardants in Your Home

Avoiding Toxic Flame Retardants in Your Home

Flame retardants are widely used in upholstered furniture, some mattresses, carpet padding, as well as children’s products and electronics, providing daily exposures to potentially harmful chemicals. Continue reading

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Winter 2015 Newsletter: Kicking the Smoking Habit

Winter 2015 Newsletter: Kicking the Smoking Habit

Xcel Energy’s announcement leaves all Minnesotans breathing a little easier. Continue reading

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