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January 12, 2022
The Department of Public Transformation in Granite Falls announced in December that two new employees will be joining the staff this month. Last week, the Advocate Tribune introduced Holly Doll, who will be joining the staff as the Ignite Rural Program Coordinator.
January 7, 2022
After a delay of several months following pushback from Minnesota environmental groups, the state's Public Utilities Commission approved the sale of the valuable transmission line tied to Coal Creek Station — part of a larger deal to save North Dakota's largest coal plant from shutting down.
January 7, 2022
After a delay of several months following pushback from Minnesota environmental groups, the state's Public Utilities Commission approved the sale of the valuable transmission line tied to Coal Creek Station — part of a larger deal to save North Dakota's largest coal plant from shutting down.
January 7, 2022
After a delay of several months following pushback from Minnesota environmental groups, the state's Public Utilities Commission approved the sale of the valuable transmission line tied to Coal Creek Station — part of a larger deal to save North Dakota's largest coal plant from shutting down.
January 7, 2022
After a delay of several months following pushback from Minnesota environmental groups, the state's Public Utilities Commission approved the sale of the valuable transmission line tied to Coal Creek Station — part of a larger deal to save North Dakota's largest coal plant from shutting down.
January 7, 2022
After a delay of several months following pushback from Minnesota environmental groups, the state's Public Utilities Commission approved the sale of the valuable transmission line tied to Coal Creek Station — part of a larger deal to save North Dakota's largest coal plant from shutting down.
January 7, 2022
After a delay of several months following pushback from Minnesota environmental groups, the state's Public Utilities Commission approved the sale of the valuable transmission line tied to Coal Creek Station — part of a larger deal to save North Dakota's largest coal plant from shutting down.
January 7, 2022
After a delay of several months following pushback from Minnesota environmental groups, the state's Public Utilities Commission approved the sale of the valuable transmission line tied to Coal Creek Station — part of a larger deal to save North Dakota's largest coal plant from shutting down.
December 29, 2021
Minnesota Supreme Court will hear dispute in Renville County over definition of public waters. Case has potential implications for public drainage systems and has put environmental and agricultural groups at odds.
December 22, 2021
Carbon taxes have arrived to the United States. The Biden regime will be immediately funneling over $600 million taxpayer dollars to a company in Iowa named Summit Carbon Solutions. In 2022, this [...]