Temperatures Hit News Today

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As global temperatures hit a record high, every investor now has a responsibility to consider environmental, social and governance (ESG) investments

Climate change and environmental destruction is becoming an increasing threat to the well-being if not survival of a growing number of people around the

This may be the last significant snowfall for some time, based on the latest model guidance. The farther southwest and west you travel away from the Twin Cities today the heavier the snowfall totals will be. Probably plowable in the metro (especially west metro) with lesser amounts east of St. Paul. Enough to gum up travel a little, but in the cosmic scope of things not a huge deal for the immediate metro.

2. Export Inspections of Corn and Beans Decline While Wheat Assessments Rise Inspections of corn and beans for export were lower week-to-week while wheat assessments improved, according to the USDA. Corn inspections in the seven days that ended on April 15 were reported at 1.52 million metric tons, down from 1.73 million a week earlier, the agency said. That’s still more than double the 731,272 tons examined for offshore delivery during the same week last year. Soybean assessments dropped...

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