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November 22, 2024
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Bipartisan Agreement on Minnesota Climate Bills Unlikely
State Falling Short of Goals Set in 2007
Feb 14, 2021 | Dana Melius
Minnesota has fallen far short of emission reductions targets, but the chance for bipartisan agreement on a course correction appears slim.
MinnesotaNuclear PowerRenewable Power
Keywordscarbon captureclimate changeCOVID-19decarbonizationhydropowerMinnesota Powerutilization and storage (CCUS)Xcel Energy (XE)
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