Mn Environment News Today

The Maplewood company agreed in 2018 to pay out $850 million for historic PFAS contamination in the east metro.

Nearly half the state is experiencing abnormally dry conditions.

Had it struck in todays world, much of the Twin Cities wouldve been wiped out.

Viewing areas are being planned in Scott County along county highways 16 and 87.

The world is fully capable of significantly reducing harmful emissions and limiting the ramifications of the escalating climate crisis.We just need to commit to doing so.

A previously undisclosed aquifer breach caused by Enbridge during Line 3 pipeline work sent more than 200 million gallons of groundwater spilling toward Fond du Lac lands, possibly threatening an important wild rice site.

A northern Minnesota moose that was uncharacteristically aggressive toward a motorist was suffering from brainworm.

A comprehensive new report about the global impacts of climate change provides a sobering look at the potential consequences of inaction. But just as importantly, it lays out a pathway to preventing the worst of these outcomes — the tangible steps people can take to help make things better.

A large parcel of grassland that had been put up for possible development received no such proposals — an outcome celebrated by local environmental groups fighting for its preservation.