Jim Reilly is a data guy living in the Twin Cities. He has an MS from the University of Montana College of Forestry and was the managing editor of Fly Rod &Reel
NEW ODD LOTS:
What the Arizona water battles are really all about.
@tracyalloway and I talked to Kathryn Sorensen, one of the top water policy researchers at ASU.
Absolutely awesome at explaining the state's economy, geology, ecology, and history.
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“Catastrophic failure.” A mine design so dangerous it��s banned in Brazil. But we’ll allow it in Minnesota?
All it takes is one disaster to poison our clean water forever. Tell @GovTimWalz we need a Prove It First law!
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The data shows brown-trout populations plummeting across the troutiest portions of MT, with the epicenter in the storied waters that join to form the Missouri River. @outsidebozeman https://t.co/yY1AqnmOr8
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency says there have been more releases of drilling mud along the Line 3 oil pipeline project. Since beginning of June: 13 in wetlands, 14 on land, one in the Willow River. https://t.co/yRYz6WTl50
A disease that kills oak trees continues to spread in Minnesota, and its latest discovery as far north as Crow Wing County is worrying foresters and landowners across the state. From Will Matuska: https://t.co/qKBwEPPeWJ via @mprnews