http://strib.mn/2DKOALy By Isaac Orr This week's bitter cold had the potential to be deadly. But thanks to reliable forms of energy like coal, natural gas and nuclear power, it wasn't. Lawmakers considering doubling Minnesota's renewable energy mandate to 50 percent by 2030 should use this week's weather as a moment to reconsider their plans to [...]
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Saturday, February 2, 2019
Bitter cold shows the reliable energy sources of coal, natural gas & nuclear are critical
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