(MNN)-Minnesota is falling behind its goal of cutting food waste in half by 2030. A new state report finds food waste is making up a growing share of what Minnesotans throw away, despite millions of dollars spent on prevention efforts. The Pollution Control Agency awarded nearly $5 million to 13 organizations to reduce food waste. The agency urges residents to plan meals, freeze leftovers and donate extra food.
MN Food Waste Rising Despite Millions Spent to Reduce It
(MNN)-Minnesota is falling behind its goal of cutting food waste in half by 2030. A new state report finds food waste is making up a growing share of what Minnesotans throw away, despite millions of dollars spent on prevention efforts. The Pollution ...
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Fellowship aims to boost rural obstetrics training
The partnership is launching the new, one-year family medicine obstetrics fellowship next summer to prepare family medicine physicians to provide advanced prenatal, maternity and newborn care in rural communities. The only other fellowship of this ki...
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St. Paul's Kellogg-3rd Street Bridge to reopen in November
After just more than two years, the bridge connecting the east side of St. Paul to Lowertown will reopen by Nov. 15. The new bridge cost was $92.7 million and will have four lanes of vehicle traffic, two barrier-separated trails on both sides of the ...
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