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Jeff Hanson told us about some regenerative agricultural techniques that improve soil fertility and enhance the soil’s carbon storage. The use of cover crops and low till practices also reduces the need for pest control. The sale of carbon offsets rewards the farmer. Jessica is Director of the U Minnesota’s Institute of the Environment. She covered many aspects of our climate problem and its solutions. Roger discussed his ideas for Ely if he is elected. Heidi discussed her ideas for Ely and what she would attempt to do as mayor if elected. Ely is a GreenStep city but has not taken any recent actions in that program. ALL OUR EGGS IN ONE BASKET Gerry Snyder April 23rd 2021 Published in the TimberJay, Ely MN The New York Times headlines declared, “Auto Industry Bets its Future on Batteries.’ The newspaper could have accurately said, “The Biden Administration Bets its Future on Batteries.” According to recent reports, the Administration’s multi-trillion dollar proposed infrastructure […] Climate change makes mining more hazardous, too Elton Brown Letter to the Editor TimberJay April 9th 2021 Two items in the New York Times about recent weather disasters caught my attention. The first explained why February’s severe arctic blast shut down the electrical grid in Texas, resulting in huge commercial and human losses: “The […] Click here to get a pdf of Sarah’s talk Ely_Group_2020_Hobbie_small Hi folks On Tuesday July 7th we will be having a joint Climate Change and Tuesday Group meeting. This will be at noon Tuesday, not our usual 10am time. Our guest is Prof Sarah Hobbie from the University of Minnesota. Sarah will give an overview of the natural history of the U’s research station at […] |
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