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The Duluth City Council is taking steps to ensure the safety of its residents following the reconstruction of a refinery that exploded in neighboring Superior.

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U.S. states and Canadian provinces have endorsed a plan to build up defenses on an Illinois waterway in hopes of keeping invasive Asian carp from reaching the Great Lakes.

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The Democratic presidential hopeful Jay Inslee waded into a Great Lakes regional controversy on Wednesday, calling for the defeat of a plan to build a disputed oil pipeline tunnel beneath a channel that connects two of the lakes.

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The Wisconsin Public Service Commission won't weigh in on whether a $700 million natural-gas plant proposed for Superior will contribute to climate change despite objections made by various environmental groups.

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Water levels in two of the Great Lakes are the highest ever recorded.

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State regulators have extended a decision date on whether a troubled biogas plant in northeast Nebraska should gets to keep its state environmental permits.

The operators of Wisconsin's largest landfill are asking state regulators to approve plans to expand by moving contaminated garbage to make room for more waste.

A recent report finds around a third of participating ports in the United States and Canada, including those in Duluth and Milwaukee, are keeping a detailed inventory of greenhouse-gas emissions.

As solar energy has become more popular and inexpensive, this once-fringe renewable source of power is now at the center of an energy turf war in Wisconsin.

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Minnesota utility officials won't appeal a ruling that shot down their approval of an environmental-impact statement for Enbridge Energy's plan to replace an aging crude-oil pipeline.

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