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Agriculture is a big part of Minnesota’s heritage and economy.

Because water is such an important issue to all of us—this spring Conservation Minnesota is bringing back the South Metro Water Forum.

Since the program was started, just over 5 years ago, Conservation MN's team of regional managers have dramatically increased the organization’s ability to work at the local level to protect the MN we love.

Clean energy is important. It’s good for the environment, the economy, and your electric bill.

The growing momentum toward expanding clean energy and reducing carbon pollution may not be a surprise to the readers of Conservation Minnesota’s newsletter.

Over the last several months, Governor Walz and Lt. Governor Flanagan have made key appointments to state agencies that impact our lakes, lands, and way of life.

Yesterday, Conservation Minnesota testified in support of SF 2329, legislation to create and fund a “Wild Rice Stewardship Council.” 

As you are probably aware, there’s a lot of talk going around about energy policy in Minnesota these days. And for good reason!

Today, the Walz administration announced the One Minnesota Path to Clean Energy, a package of legislative policies that will put Minnesota’s entire electricity system on a path to 100% clean energy by 2050.

It goes without saying that plastic is one of only a few materials that has changed the course of human history.