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Agriculture, Business & Technology, Environment & Sustainability, Water & Climate
How year-round crops could reduce farm pollution in the Mississippi River
Environment & Sustainability, Forests & Natural Resources, Water & Climate
Once-ignored Indigenous knowledge of nature now shaping science
Environment & Sustainability, Insects & Wildlife
Minnesota organizations working to save monarch butterflies, now considered endangered
Agriculture, Environment & Sustainability, Forests & Natural Resources
Restoring his native soil
UMN project helps global agriculture supply chains and sustainability schemes improve environmental performance
Agriculture, Environment & Sustainability, Food & Health
Behind the research: Tabletop strawberries extend growing season
Agriculture, Environment & Sustainability, Food & Health, Forests & Natural Resources
Research Brief: Ecological restoration priorities must be informed by marginalized people
Post-holiday Lake Minnetonka garbage pickup is getting easier, volunteers say
Transporting food generates whopping amounts of carbon dioxide
Business & Technology, Environment & Sustainability, Forests & Natural Resources
Minneapolis carbon offset program would be one of the largest urban tree projects in the nation
University of Minnesota scientist brings Antarctic work home via TikTok
Environment & Sustainability, Water & Climate
Minnesota's heat waves are getting more humid, climate scientists say