Environment
Farmland holds wealth in sand mining boom
Minnesota farmland is increasingly luring companies that want to explore the earth beneath the soil. But some residents want to preserve the land and its current agricultural use.
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Cause of dolphin death under investigation
- Legislators to propose new rules on trapping
- Group asks candidates to back Great Lakes program
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- New USDA Map May Mean Earlier Planting In North
- 'Arctic Oscilliation' Behind Season's Mixed Winter Weather
- Tick Tally Reveals Lyme Disease Risk
- Is Today's Beef Better For The Environment?
- Pacific Mackerel Stocks That Feed Farmed Salmon In Decline
- Invasive Pythons Put Squeeze On Everglades' Animals
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