Morning Edition for January 21, 2008 | Minnesota Public Radio NewsQ

Monday, January 21, 2008

DFL delegates weigh electability in Senate race
As Minnesota's precinct caucuses draw near, several DFL activists shared their views about the candidates and what they think is important heading into the endorsement decision.6:50 a.m.
The cold can't stop us
Some hospitals reported an increase in frostbite and other cold-related cases this weekend as temperatures plunged to the coldest it's been since last winter.7:21 a.m.
Some fans keep coming for a dismal Timberwolves season
This season is a rebuilding year for the Minnesota Timberwolves. That's a nice way of saying the team isn't very good, but attendance and fan enthusiasm aren't as low as some might think.7:25 a.m.
Climate change affects northern forests
Global warming is having an impact on Minnesota's northern boreal forest. In a warming climate, the north woods pine, aspen and fur trees will eventually give way to hardwoods, like maple and oak. But a Duluth researcher says we might need a more hands-on forest management to keep a healthy forest in place, but others are sceptical.7:50 a.m.

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