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Before the pandemic, some of the riverkeepers flew over the farms at least once a week. When they found a suspected violation, they took pictures that included a timestamp and GPS coordinates. Then they’d send that information to the state Department of Environmental Quality, which is supposed to investigate the complaint and cite the farm if a violation is found.
By law, the DEQ cannot use a third party’s information to determine whether a farm should be issued a notice of violation, which would force the farm owner to remedy the infraction and abide by the state’s laws and regulations. A fine often comes with the notice. The department has to conduct its own investigation and draw its own conclusions.
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(ABC 6 News) - A newly published study says ethanol-blended fuels widely available at gas stations as E10, E15, or E85 result in less toxic emissions from vehicles and presents a lower risk to human health than regular gasoline.
The study is a collaboration between The Hormel Institute, University of Minnesota, and the Energy Resources Center, University of Illinois Chicago.
“Research into this area is critically important because the environmental factors that affect cancer risk are not well understood and may have a huge impact on cancer promotion and progression,” said Dr. Shujun Liu, Assistant Director and Head of the Cancer Epigenetics & Experimental Therapeutics section at The Hormel Institute.