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Getting to Green: Minnesota’s energy future

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Environmentalists launch wild rice hotdish protest

The Minnesota Environmental Partnership is sending a tongue-in-cheek message to legislators: Enjoy your wild rice hotdish now - before Minnesota's waters are too contaminated to produce the official state grain.

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What does the Japanese nuclear accident mean for US policy?

What does the Japanese nuclear accident mean for US policy?

Japanese officials say a partial meltdown occurred and radiation levels are still too high for repair crews to go inside. An international meeting in Ukraine seeks funding for a containment shelter, 25 years after the Chernobyl accident. A nuclear engineer joins Midday to answer questions about nuclear power plants.

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Columbus: Wolves

Columbus: Wolves

Group howls and hunts and the Wildlife Science Center.
by Marc Sanchez

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