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Man worried after his car is stolen with grandfather's ashes - Vimarsana News

Man worried after his car is stolen with grandfather's ashes

The car went missing from a northside apartment complex. The owner is hoping his car will stand out, and his precious cargo will be returned.

Source: kens5.com
Several Cities Will Make the Soil Additive Biochar to Help the Climate - Vimarsana News

Several Cities Will Make the Soil Additive Biochar to Help the Climate

A soil additive called biochar can fight the climate crisis by storing carbon for centuries. Several US cities plan to build biochar plants.

Minneapolis one of 7 cities worldwide to receive CO2 sequestering funding - Vimarsana News

Minneapolis one of 7 cities worldwide to receive CO2 sequestering funding

The seven projects are expected to sequester 10,000 tons of CO2 each year, or the equivalent of taking 6,250 cars off the road.

Source: kstp.com
1,100 Minnesotans deployed to Afghanistan for Operation Allies Refuge - Vimarsana News

1,100 Minnesotans deployed to Afghanistan for Operation Allies Refuge

In a written statement, officials with the Minnesota National Guard said the soldiers are now supporting “Operation Allies Refuge” in Kabul, which is also providing humanitarian assistance to U.S. citizens, special immigrant visa holders and their families. The unit posts information online at facebook.com/194Armor.

New uses for dead ash, fir and tamarack trees could help restore Minnesota's forests - Vimarsana News

New uses for dead ash, fir and tamarack trees could help restore Minnesota's forests

New uses for dead ash, fir and tamarack trees could help restore Minnesota's forests UMD researchers alter properties of undesired woods threatened by pests.  January 1, 2021 — 7:51pm Text size Copy shortlink: One invasive beetle is ready to devour just about every ash tree left in Minnesota's woods. A caterpillar has killed more than 200,000 acres worth of balsam fir trees in just the last year. Another beetle, a native in the midst of a population boom, has already destroyed about half of the state's tamaracks. Add it all up an...