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Minnesota's McKnight Foundation grants to fight climate change

The grants from the foundation's new Midwest Climate & Energy program will aim to support strategies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions through the use of renewable energy and increased energy efficiencies in agriculture and transportation.

April 08, 2013

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Two-thirds of Americans want Obama to act on climate

Two-thirds of Americans want President Barack Obama to act now on climate change, adding momentum to his State of the Union promise to take up the challenge with or without Congress.

By Suzanne Goldenberg , February 18, 2013

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MERCER: Climate change will affect South Dakota

MERCER: Climate change will affect South Dakota PIERRE — The most important topic missing from political debate in South Dakota is potentially more harmful in the long run than any semi-automatic handgun or AR-style mock-assault rifle.

By Bob Mercer , January 21, 2013

Sioux Falls airport officials look for ways to scare geese

More geese are taking advantage of mild weather and open water by making Sioux Falls their permanent home instead of migrating south for the winter.

January 13, 2013

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Climate change pits Sioux tribe against barges

Climate change pits Sioux tribe against barges Water becoming scarce as levels drop in Missouri River in SD.

By ALAN BJERGA , December 18, 2012

LETTER: Is climate changing any more than usual?

Climate is always changing. All history indicates humans thrive more during warmer periods than cold periods.

By Joe Heinz , November 11, 2012

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LETTER: How much will water cost in the future?

The next time you hear disparaging comments about Al Gore, just because he’s a capitalist and is using his brain and knowledge and foresight to make a living, ignore them.

By Jack H. Mueller , November 11, 2012

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TUPPER: Whatever happened to climate change?

TUPPER: Whatever happened to climate change? We’ve just stopped talking about it, and I suppose that’s because of the economic crisis.

By Seth Tupper , October 18, 2012

Corn belt shifts north with climate change

Corn belt shifts north with climate change WASHINGTON — Joe Waldman is saying goodbye to corn after yet another hot and dry summer convinced him that rainfall won’t be there when he needs it anymore.

By ALAN BJERGA , October 17, 2012

OUR VIEW: Heat renews debate about global warming

OUR VIEW: Heat renews debate about global warming Five years ago, The Daily Republic opined that maybe there is something to all of this global warming talk.

By Editorial board , August 10, 2012

July in US was hottest in recorded history

WASHINGTON — This probably comes as no surprise: Federal scientists say July was the hottest month ever recorded in the Lower 48 states, breaking a record set during the Dust Bowl of the 1930s.

By Seth Borenstein , August 08, 2012

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OPINION: Source of drought and recent weather events still unknown

Can you blame the scorching weather on climate change? Not really. Or at least not yet. But the planet is certainly warming.

July 20, 2012

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OPINION: Climate vs. weather - Is it warming, or is it just too darn hot?

WASHINGTON — As Washington, D.C., endures a record ninth straight day of near-triple-digit temperatures, it might be hard for the city’s residents to remember that just two years ago, when the capital was blanketed with record snowfall, Republican senator and noted climate change skeptic James Inhofe and his family were building an igloo on the national mall to mock former vice president and leading environmentalist Al Gore.

By Joshua E. Keating , July 09, 2012

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Skeptic now says global warming is really here

Skeptic now says global warming is really here WASHINGTON — A prominent physicist and skeptic of global warming spent two years trying to find out if mainstream climate scientists were wrong. In the end, he determined they were right: Temperatures really are rising rapidly.

By SETH BORENSTEIN , October 31, 2011

LETTER: Cement use adding to environment woes

What’s a lime kiln and how does this relate to global warming?

By Jack H. Mueller , October 16, 2011

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