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Two county commissioners not seeking re-election in Minnesota's Renville County - Vimarsana News

Two county commissioners not seeking re-election in Minnesota's Renville County

Renville County Commissioners Randy Kramer and Doug Erickson announced decisions not to seek new terms. Both will complete their current terms, which run until the end of the year.

Source: wctrib.com
State Says NCES Landfill Not Leaking - Vimarsana News

State Says NCES Landfill Not Leaking

Following a request from the N.H. House of Representatives Environment and Agriculture Committee to take action on recent detections of PFAS compounds in ground and surface waters near the NCES

Minnesota Needs Environmental Protections for Cumulative Impacts. Your State Does Too. - Vimarsana News

Minnesota Needs Environmental Protections for Cumulative Impacts. Your State Does Too.

On March 14, 2023, I testified before the Minnesota House of Representatives Environment and Natural Resources Committee in support of a cumulative impacts bill. Should it become statute, this bill would give additional regulatory authority to the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (the state regula

Source: ucsusa.org
Inside the Outdoors: What I want for Christmas … | Pine and Lakes Echo Journal - Vimarsana News

Inside the Outdoors: What I want for Christmas … | Pine and Lakes Echo Journal

Wishing for Minnesota for Christmas

Morrisey critical of Biden emissions goal, mentions possible legal challenge - Vimarsana News

Morrisey critical of Biden emissions goal, mentions possible legal challenge

Morrisey critical of Biden emissions goal, mentions possible legal challenge By April 25, 2021 - 2:45 pm CHARLESTON, W.Va. — West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey opposes President Joe Biden’s pledge to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and is willing to challenge any related White House action in court. Morrisey spoke Friday against the president’s target to cut emissions in half by 2030, arguing the change would have a negative economic impact and hurt the United States’ international energy standing. “Americans cannot afford such a self-inflicted wound to our economy an...