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Minnesota taconite mines explore new technology to reduce energy, water use - Vimarsana News

Minnesota taconite mines explore new technology to reduce energy, water use

Steelmakers find ways to reduce their carbon footprint -- by using less energy in the first place. Minnesota taconite mines explore new technology to reduce energy, water use is an article from Energy News Network, a nonprofit news service...

Minnesota taconite mines explore new technology to reduce energy, water use - Vimarsana News

Minnesota taconite mines explore new technology to reduce energy, water use

The project is among several efforts to lower its energy use as steelmakers face growing pressure from governments, investors, and customers to reduce the climate impact of their operations.

IRRR Board eyes school, mall, industrial park support - Vimarsana News

IRRR Board eyes school, mall, industrial park support

Funding would help N-K school shortfall, Uptown Virginia, city of Aurora

State officials add dozens of lakes and streams to impaired waters list for sulfate and PFAS pollution - Vimarsana News

State officials add dozens of lakes and streams to impaired waters list for sulfate and PFAS pollution

State officials are proposing to add 54 lakes and streams to the list of Minnesota waters considered impaired because of pollution. The list includes a large lake on the border of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness that exceeds the state’s wild rice sulfate standard.

Cleveland-Cliffs reports solid third quarter - Vimarsana News

Cleveland-Cliffs reports solid third quarter

Steel and iron ore producer Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. reported third quarter revenues of $5.6 billion.