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Hive Minds: Urban Beekeeping in High Places
Meleah Maynard
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
The rooftops of some prestigious locations are buzzing as local institutions hop aboard the global urban beekeeping bandwagon. The idea is to play a role in restoring declining bee populations, with the help of the U of M and some intrepid honey-oriented entrepreneurs.
Mike Smieja and We Can Grow: Building Urban Gardens, Helping Urban Gardeners Thrive
Elizabeth Millard
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
The onetime marketing professional made a career u-turn when he discovered how gardening--and cooking and eating healthy produce right from the soil--could change lives. Now his nonprofit startup helps inner-city newcomers to gardening make healthy foods part of their lives.
A Line or Two: SciSpark!
Jon Spayde
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
In A Line or Two, I share some of my enthusiasms and discoveries as I make my way around the Twin Cities. Call it an editor's note as blog entry. This week: You've got a chance on Monday to peek into the laboratories of advanced bio-researchers at the University of Minnesota, as guests of the U's union of GLBTQ scientists.
The New Green Job Scene
Holly Dolezalek
Wednesday, November 07, 2012
While the concept of the green job is a nice fusion of much-needed employment growth and environmental responsibility, it's been hard to get a handle on the size and even the definition of this part of the job market. But according to Matt Entenza and other experts, the picture in Minnesota is getting clearer as more jobs fit the category. In fact, this small but growing sector may be the IT of the future.
After-School Specials: Innovative Programs Engage Kids Before They Go Home
Julie Kendrick
Wednesday, August 08, 2012
With a new school year approaching, we take a look at three unique programs that show how Minnesota has become a "thought leader" in developing--and funding--positive alternatives for youth.
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Urban Organics redefines former Hamm's Brewery space
Summit Hill community members trying to establish a $5,000-plus community garden in the neighborhood
Local Food Resource Hub in the works for East Side of Minneapolis
Stone's Throw Urban Farm plans to expand in coming year
Venture North Bike Walk and Coffee celebrates its North Side opening
St. Paul is first city internationally to go green with its swimming pools
East Side community members contemplate setting up natural food coop
$50,000 floating islands provide shelter for wildlife and clean Spring Lake
The Garden of Feed’em gives to the community in more ways than one
Mississippi Market Natural Foods Cooperative plans a $400,000 makeover
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Recycling publication highlights local firm's expansion
Source: Recycling Today
Minneapolis-St. Paul top cities for jobs
Source: Orange County Register
Urban farming changes in Minneapolis highlighted by MPR
Source: Minnesota Public Radio
Minnnesota one of the top 10 states for LEED building
Source: US Green Building Council
New U of M wind energy station recognized
Source: North American Windpower
Agweek highlights Minnesota author who writes about 1950s farm life
Source: Agweek
Energy news site highlights Great River Energy
Source: BrighterEnergy.org
Sustainable food magazine highlights how local association helps immigrant farmers
Source: Harvest Foodservice Journal
Minneapolis fifth-most climate-change 'resilient' of U.S. cities
Source: The Nature Conservancy
Minnesota ranked 7th on clean-energy leadership index
Source: Clean Edge
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Minnesota Cup announces division finalists
Eco-friendly lighting manufacturer expands operations and goes global
Novus Energy uses innovative approach to create energy from waste products
New urban farm looks to Kickstarter for initial funding
Ad agency Broadhead builds on its success with rural clients
Suntava sees growth opportunity in purple corn kernels
Environmental consulting firm Bay West eyes more growth and hiring
Clean tech company EarthClean goes global with new contract
U. of M. gets $1.5 million grant for eco-friendly plastics research
October events: Giant Steps, Minnesota Venture Conference, and Women in the Boardroom
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