How Minnesota’s Biggest Businesses Fight Global Warming
13 Oct 2023
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Minnesotans have endured three consecutive summer droughts, and in 2023 they watched global temperatures soar as July and August became the hottest on record.
The experiences and statistics are sobering, and they may create greater resolve to accelerate progress on climate change.
Several large Minnesota companies are on the front lines in cutting greenhouse gas emissions, reducing water use, and developing sustainable practices for growing food.
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