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Minnesota lawmakers propose plan to cut red tape in clean energy permitting process - Vimarsana News

Minnesota lawmakers propose plan to cut red tape in clean energy permitting process

Electric utilities, labor unions, state regulators and clean energy advocates said the plan could help Minnesota reach its 2040 goal to transition to all carbon-free electricity sources.

Minnesota lawmakers look to put packaging companies on the hook for materials waste - Vimarsana News

Minnesota lawmakers look to put packaging companies on the hook for materials waste

Amid growing amounts of discarded packaging materials, lawmakers ask: Who should pay to deal with it and how to slim the pile? A bill before the Minnesota Legislature puts that onus on packaging companies.

Climate solution or pipe dream? Carbon capture and coal power plants - Vimarsana News

Climate solution or pipe dream? Carbon capture and coal power plants

An electric cooperative that serves customers in Minnesota and North Dakota wants to build one of the worlds largest carbon capture facilities. Skeptics doubt Project Tundra will work, but the Biden administration has thrown its support behind the nearly $2 billion project.

Content creators blast a potential TikTok ban ahead of House vote this morning - Vimarsana News

Content creators blast a potential TikTok ban ahead of House vote this morning

The House is gearing up for a Wednesday vote on legislation that could lead to a ban on one of the most widely used apps in the world, with an estimated 170 million users in the United States alone.

Minnesota-grown technology helps scientists track wildlife around the globe - Vimarsana News

Minnesota-grown technology helps scientists track wildlife around the globe

Much of the research conducted around the world on hundreds of species of wildlife — from large mammals including moose and wolves, to birds and fish and reptiles, even insects — relies on technology developed, in part, in Minnesota.