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2012 Poised to Tie Record for Warmth - Star Tribune (12/31)
In Harnessing Land, Iowa Farmer Preserves It - Star Tribune (12/29)
New Study Shows Wilting of the 'Green Revolution' - Daily Planet (12/27)
Crop Yields Stall in China, India - Asian Scientist (12/27)
Study Maps Areas of Stagnating Crop Yields - Welat Kurdistan (12/27)
Crop Yields Stall in China, India - Environmental Expert (12/27)
Crop Yields Stall in China, India - Asian Scientist (12/27)
Crop Yields Stall in China, India - SciDevNet (12/26)
Study: Global Crop Production Shows Some Signs of Stagnating - Washington Post (12/24)
Is the Green Revolution Wilting? - KFAI (12/20)
Study Maps Areas of Stagnating Crop Yields - Voice of America (12/20)
Harvests and Farmland: Unyielding - The Economist (12/19)
Wheat, Rice Output Stagnating: Scientists - Newstrack India (12/19)
The End of the Green Revolution - Environmental News Network (12/18)
Post-Sandy, NYC Takes on Climate Change Battle - Discovery News (12/7)
Post-Sandy, NYC Will Lead in Climate Change Battle, Mayor Says - LiveScience (12/6)
Post-Sandy, NYC Will Lead in Climate Change Battle, Mayor Says - Yahoo! News (12/6)
Scientists in Duluth Working to Solve Some of West Africa's Vexing Problems - Duluth News-Tribune (12/6)
Measuring the Value of Water Quality - Access Minnesota (11/27)
'Social' Package Pickups Could Cut Online Shopping's Energy Use - Midwest Energy News (11/26)
Rebecca's Research Roundup: Water's Value and Improving Social Networks - Minnesota Daily (11/19)
Greenspace: Is Buying Local Truly Green? Rochester Post-Bulletin (11/13)
IonE's Momentum to Increase Circulation, Redesign Website - Minnesota Daily (11/13)
What Sandy Says (And Doesn't Say) About Climate Change - Popular Mechanics (11/5)
Bloomberg: “It's Global Warming, Stupid” - New Statesman (11/2)
Will Sandy Change the Climate Change Conversation? - Scientific American (11/2)
Weather on Steroids Is Global Warming, Stupid: Paul Barrett - Bloomberg Businessweek (11/1)
Will Sandy Change the Climate Conversation? - LiveScience (11/1)
After Sandy, Global Warming Panic Strikes Businessweek - The Examiner (11/1)
It's Global Warming, Stupid - Bloomberg Businessweek (11/1)
Did Global Warming Cause Hurricane Sandy? - Burlington Free Press (10/31)
Is Sandy a Global Warming Superstorm? Scientific American Connects the Dots - Greenpeace (10/30)
Supersized Sandy Breaks Climate Silence - Oil Change International (10/30)
Did Climate Change Cause Hurricane Sandy? - Scientific American (10/30)
In India, Social Ventures Lean Towards the Venture Side: Fred Rose - Entrepreneur (10/26)
Making Change - Forbes (10/24)
Agricultural Responsible Investment Principles Set for Consultation - Blue & Green Tomorrow (10/24)
Micro Hydro: A New Spin on Hydropower - Mother Earth News (10/22)
A Simple Fix for Farming - New York Times (10/19)
New Technology for Old Locomotives: Bio-Coal Could Revive Steam Engines - Cogeneration (10/19)
Sustainability, Ethics and Global Systems - The Tech (10/19)
Students, Faculty Travel to Los Angeles for Sustainability Conference - Minnesota Daily (10/18)
За планетарните лостове, с които ще променим света - Gorichka (10/17)
Greenspace: UM Institute Looks to “Find Solutions Where They Are Needed” - Post Bulletin (10/16)
University of Minnesota Developing Home-Grown Diesel Alternative - Finance & Commerce (10/16)
At MIT, Dalai Lama Calls for Better Stewardship of Earth's Resources - MIT News (10/16)
Dalai Lama's MIT Visit Prompts Dialogue on World Crises - Global Post (10/15)
Confused Herring Episode 1: Fisheries - Vimeo (10/15)
Crop Rotation Generates Profits Without Pollution (or, What Agribusiness Doesn't Want You to Know) - The Equation (10/11)
Minnesota, Western Wisconsin Mets' Climate Workshop Blogs Posted - Yale Forum on Climate Change and the Media (10/11)
Q&A: Dr. Jon Foley - The Wake (10/10)
The Right Thing to Do - Forbes (10/10)
Sustainability Leaders Bring Ideas, Solutions and Outreach to Evanston Conference - Science in Society (10/10)
Q&A: Dr. Jon Foley - The Wake (10/10)
New Spin on Hydropower - Living Green Magazine (10/9)
U.S. Biologists Decry Funding Changes - Nature (10/9)
Sustainability Leaders Bring Ideas, Solutions and Outreach to Evanston Conference - Medill Reports (10/9)
Too Little Nitrogen May Restrain Plants' Carbon Storage Capability, U of M Paper Shows - Science Codex (10/2)
Too Little Nitrogen May Restrain Plants' Carbon Storage Capability - Science Daily (10/2)
Too Little Nitrogen May Restrain Plants' Carbon Storage Capability, Research Shows - PhysOrg (10/2)
Nutrients and Water: Closing Yield Gaps - Blue & Green Tomorrow (9/28)
IonE Launches Sustainability Program - Minnesota Daily (9/24)
Turning Points: Alaskan Author and Explorer Wants to Share America's Last Frontier - Pioneer Press (9/22)
Kraft Foods' Third-Party Alliances Key to Sustainability Strategy - GreenBiz (9/19)
The Environmental Footprint of Organic vs. Conventional Food - Washington Post (9/17)
Studies Paint Different Prospects for Future Food Production - The Progressive Farmer (9/6)
U Offering Cities a New Partnership to Solve Problems - Star Tribune (9/14)
Whole World Can Get Food if Water and Fertilizer Used More Wisely - Times of India (9/12)
Why Kraft Cares About Fair Trade Chocolate - MIT Sloan Management Review (9/12)
Closing Yield Gaps Through Nutrient and Water Management - PubMed (9/7)
What Is Nature Worth? - C2NN (9/7)
National Geographic Photographer Shares Images - Living Green Magazine (9/7)
Can We Make Plastics Sustainable? - Living Green Magazine (9/4)
Da Ist Mehr Drin! - Deutschlandfunk (8/30)
Hope of Greater Global Food Output, Less Environmental Impact of Agriculture - Science Daily (8/29)
Global Survey Reveals Routes to Boosting Crop Yields - Nature News (8/29)
Climate Change and the Food Supply - New York Times (9/6)
Fertilizer and Water Use Key to Food Production and Sustainability - Environmental Research Web (9/4)
Can We Make Plastics Sustainable? - Living Green Magazine (9/4)
Whole World Can Get Food If Fertilizers and Water Used More Wisely: Study - Times of India (9/3)
In Drought, Should Corn Be Food or Fuel? - Minnesota Public Radio (8/30)
Using Fertilizer Wisely Could Help Feed 9 Billion People - Scientific American (8/29)
Food vs. Fuel: Should the EPA Waive Ethanol Requirements? - Midwest Energy News (8/29)
Study Shows Hope of Greater Global Food Output, Less Environmental Impact of Agriculture - Phys Org (8/29)
What Is Nature Worth? - Living Green Magazine (8/28)
Minnesota: The Biofuel Economy's “Get It Done, Make It Happen State” - Biofuels Digest (8/27)
Foley for America - Minnesota Monthly (8/2012)
Insight: Big Food Girds for California GMO Fight - Reuters (8/16)
Drought brings questions over supremacy of corn - Marketplace.org (8/10)
Global Survey Reveals Routes to Boosting Crop Yields - Nature (8/29)
Using Fertilizer Wisely Could Help Feed 9 Billion People - Scientific American (8/29)
Hope of Greater Global Food Output, Less Environmental Impact of Agriculture - Science Daily (8/29)
Jonathan Foley On Climate Change and the Future of Farming - PBS NewsHour (8/22)
Is It Possible To Reverse Global Warming - MPR (8/13)
Too Much Corn Is Being Wasted on Fuel - Star Tribune (8/11)
Drought brings questions over corn's supremacy - Marketplace (8/10)
Do Cities Change the Weather - MPR (8/3)
As Climate Changes, Organic Methods Look Like a Path to Adaptive Agriculture - MinnPost (7/31)
Kate Knuth leaves legislature - TC Daily Planet (7/30)
How Can We Prevent Another Dust Bowl - NY Times (7/26)
Beyond 7 Billion - LA Times (7/22)
Free Market Sustainability: Environmentally Sustainable? - MN 20/20 (7/18)
How land-efficient is organic agriculture? - Breakthrough Blog (7/16)
Jon Foley on Talk of the Nation - NPR (7/12)
Finding Common Ground in Environmental Debates - NPR (7/12)
MN/IA Officials Learn about Renewable Energy in Germany - KSTP (7/11)
One Big Idea: Can We Feed the World... - GreenBiz (7/6)
Breadbaskets and Waterhogs - The Atlantic (7/6)
Keep Your Cool When Heat Goes On and On - Star Tribune (7/6)
U of M Start-Up Has First Licensee for Tech - Finance and Commerce (7/6)
Researchers measure role of urban greenery... - Michigan Radio (7/5)
Greenspace and CO₂ - Environment Report (7/5)
The Suburbs Quiet War on CO₂ - MPR (6/28)
Carbon Exchanges in the Burbs - Star Tribune (6/28)
U of M Study Highlights Importance of Suburban Plants - (6/27)
How Much Planet Do We Have Left? - Co.Exist (6/14)
Rainmakers for the Little Guys - Star Tribune (6/9)
Applied Science - Cold Spring Shops (5/29)
Coalition for Sustainable Rail to Convert World's First Modern Steam Engine Powered With Biocoal - Clean Technica (5/29)
CSR Plans to Create World's Cleanest (and Oldest) Passenger Locomotive - Green Optimistic (5/28)
Drumbeat - The Oil Drum (5/28)
Classic Design Meets Fuel-efficient Power - Redorbit.com (5/28)
Coalitioin Plans Cleanest Locomotive Travel - FrenchTribune (5/28)
Minnesota coalition to develop a biofuel powered locomotive engine - Biofuels Digest (5/28)
Biofuel Steam Locomotive Tomorrow's Cleaner Mass Transit? TG Daily (5/27)
Biofuel Steam Locomotive Tomorrow's Cleaner Mass Transit? - Earth Techling (5/26)
Organics Can't Feed the World - Star Phoenix (5/25)
Hot news in cleantech: Cable trucks and battery breakthroughs - Renew Economy (5/25)
Sustainable: 'Unlikely partnerships' work on sustainability issues - Finance & Commerce (5/24)
World's First Carbon-Neutral Higher-Speed Locomotive - CleanTechnica (5/24)
How Will We Feed World's Growing Population? - Minnesota Public Radio (5/24)
CSR project aims to create a high-speed, carbon-neutral, steam-powered locomotive - Gizmag (5/24)
Steam Locomotive Will Run on Torrefied Biomass - Biomass (5/24)
Captured CO₂ + Geothermal = Ultra-Clean Power - The Energy Collective (5/24)
U of M Develops World's 1st Carbon-Neutral High-Speed Locomotive (5/23)
Feeding the Planet Without Destroying It - Truth About Trade & Technology (5/23)
U of M Develops World's 1st Carbon-Neutral High-Speed Locomotive - KSTP.com (5/23)
Coalition to Develop World's Cleanest Passenger Train - R&D Magazine (5/22)
Sustainable Rail International, University of Minnesota Announce Coalition to Develop the World's Cleanest Passenger Locomotive - UMNews (5/22)
Scientists Announce Coalition to Develop the World's Cleanest Passenger Locomotive - PhysOrg (5/22)
Feeding the Planet Without Destroying It - Boulder Weekly (5/22)
Coalition for Sustainable Rail Plans to Create World's First Carbon-Neutral High-Speed Train - Archinect (5/22)
Historic Locomotive Hits Rail to New Use - CJOnline.com (5/22)
Feeding the Planet Without Destroying It - Time (5/22)
Big and Small Questions About Food - Sustainable Business Forum (5/22)
Big and Small Questions About Food - Marc Gunther (5/21)
Conservationists Can Learn a Lot from Religion Star Tribune (5/20)
Conservationists Can Learn a Lot From Religion - Star Tribune (5/19)
Theologian to Speak at Final U of M Environmental Series Event - KSTP (5/16)
University Spin-Off Plans on Using CO₂ for the Extraction of Geothermal Heat - Think Geoenergy (5/16)
University Spinoff Does Geothermal With a Carbon Sequestration Twist - Renewable Energy Magazine (5/15)
The War Between Organic and Conventional Farming Misses the Point - Atlantic (5/14)
M. Sanjayan Travels the World - KFAI (5/11)
Organic Farming: Beyond the Yield Debate - Sustainable Business Forum (5/11)
Can Organic Feed the World? - Agri-View (5/10)
Registration Opens for 2012 Sustainability Summit at U of M - KSTP (5/9)
Organic Food is Not as “Green” as You Think - Sustainable Business Forum (5/9)
Big Question: What Is Nature Worth? - Big Offers (5/10)
Gaining Momentum: Living Green Expo 2012 Wednesday Post (5/9)
IIHS's Social Venture Design Course; Opening Up New Vistas forEntrepreneurship - YourStory.In (5/6)
The 'Reasonable Middle' on Climate Change - Real Clear Energy (5/4)
Plant Diversity Is Key to Maintaining Productive Vegetation - RedOrbit (5/3)
Research Looks at Organic Ag's Potential - Freshwater Society (5/5)
Plant Diversity Is Key to Maintaining Productive Vegetation, U of M Study Shows - Science Codex (5/3)
Plant Diversity Is Key to Maintaining Productive Vegetation - ScienceDaily (5/3)
Plant Diversity Is Key to Maintaining Productive Vegetation, U of M Study Shows - EurakAlert (5/3)
New Study Sheds Light on Debate Over Organic vs. Conventional Agriculture - Environmental News Bits (5/3)
We Already Grow Enough Food for 10 Billion People - and Still Can't End Hunger - Huffington Post (5/2)
The 'Reasonable Middle' on Climate Change - Grist (5/2)
Scientific Consensus Stronger Than Scientists Thought? - Yale Forum on Climate Change & the Media (5/2)
Can Organic Food Production Feed Australia's Growing Population? - Science Illustrated (5/1)
'Either-Or' Debate Hurts Food Resources - The (Montreal) Gazette (5/1)
Spreading Our Ideas - Minnesota Daily (5/1)
Organic Farming Alone Can't Feed the World, Say Researchers - International Business Times (4/28)
Study: Organic Yields 25% Lower Than Conventional Farming - CNN (4/26)
Are There Environmental Benefits to Organic Farming? Redorbit.com (4/26)
Whole Food Blues: Why Organic Agriculture May Not Be So Sustainable - Time (4/26)
U of M Study: Organic Crop Yields 25 Pct. Lower Than Conventional Crop Yields (4/26)
Organic Farming, Carefully done, Can Be Efficient - LA Times (4/26)
Going Organic Hurts Veggies, OK for Legumes - Ars Technica (4/26)
Comparing the Yields of Organic and Conventional Agriculture - GMO Pundit (4/25)
Study Points to Roles for Industry and Organics in Agriculture - AGree (4/25)
Study Finds Organic Yields Trail Conventional Farming Methods - Minnesota Public Radio (4/25)
Shedding Light on Debate Over Organic vs. Conventional Agriculture - PhysOrg (4/25)
New Study Compares Organic, Conventional Yields - Feedstuffs (4/25)
Organic Agriculture Produces Lower Yields Compared to Conventional Farming - Global Post (4/25)
Organic Farming Isn't Always Sustainable; Another Threat to Bees - Atlantic Wire (4/25)
Organic Farms Yield Less Produce, Require More Land: Study - AFP (4/25)
Study Points to Roles for Industry and Organics in Agriculture - New York Times (4/25)
Organic Farms Yield Less Produce, Require More Land: Study - Democratic Underground (4/25)
Are Crop Yields the Achilles Heel of Organic Farming? - Christian Science Monitor (4/25)
Food: Organic Growth? - BBC News (4/25)
Will Organic Food Fail to Feed the World? - Scientific American (4/25)
Organic Farming Is Rarely - Enough Nature News (4/25)
Comparing the Yields of Organic and Conventional Agriculture - Nature (4/25)
Asian Carp; Ag Certainty; African Groundwater - Freshwater Society Blog (4/24)
U of M Startup Creates Renewable Energy, Cuts Down on CO₂ Emissions - KSTP (4/24)
True Value: The Worth of the Environment - Living Green (4/24)
TEDxUMN Conference Gets to the “Heart of Discovery” - Minnesota Daily (4/23)
The Impact of Weird Weather on Our Food Supply - Inspired Bites (4/23)
"Future Earth" Opens at Science Museum on Earth Day Weekend - Pioneer Press (4/21)
Can We Make Plastics Sustainable? - Green-Trust (4/21)
Startup Offers Game-Changing Energy Solutions That Reduce CO₂ Emissions - PhysOrg (4/20)
Global Food System Crisis - Blue & Green Tomorrow (4/20)
U Technology to Help in Green Generation Project - Pioneer Press (4/19)
Big Question: Can We Make Plastics Sustainable? - Minnesota Green Chemistry Forum (4/16)
How Do You Solve a Problem Like Agriculture? - Boing Boing (4/16)
TED Talk – “Terra-Culture – Farming For A Whole World” – Jon Foley Talks About The Global Challenges Of Agriculture - Hollywood Orchard (4/16)
Food for the Planet: Reflections on a TED Talk by Jon Foley - Ideas for Sustainability (4/13)
Woodpeckers in Love - Naturalist's Notebook (4/12)
New Polling Method Reveals Surprising Agreement Among Scientists About Climate Risk - Environmental Research Web (4/12)
New Polling Method Reveals Surprising Agreement Among Scientists About Climate Risk - Carbon Based (4/12)
More Than a Day - Red Wing Republican Eagle (4/12)
Growing Pains - Living Green (4/12)
Jonathan Foley: The Other Inconvenient Truth - Exchange Morning Post (4/9)
Planet Under Pressure / Bits and Pieces - ILRI News (4/9)
Can Ag Feed the World Without Destroying It? Looking for the Minnesota Answer - Minnesota Public Radio (4/9)
Jonathan Foley | Profile on TED.com - TED.com (4/8)
Elusive Efficiency - Living Green (4/5)
National Geographic photographer on capturing nature's extremities - MPR (4/5)
U hosts sustainability competitions - Minnesota Daily (4/5)
Nancy Ryan Show - AM950 (4/3)
National Geographic Photographer Paul Nicklen Opens Momentum 2012 - Twin Cities Metro (4/3)
Rethinking the Way We Make Things - Forbes (3/23)
Green Technology: Produce That Is Feasible - New Straits Times (3/21)
Top 3 Problems Millennials Need to Solve to Better the World - Policy Mic (3/20)
A Wise Investment in Renewable Energy Innovation: Let's Not Throw It Away - MinnPost (3/19)
Momentum 2012 Features Environmental Speakers, Performances - KSTP (3/16)
Government Funded Puppet Theater Lobbies for ... More Government Funding - Freedom Foundation of Minnesota (3/16)
Water Tight - Living Green (3/16)
New Guidelines, Free Online Tool Advance Global Conservation With Economics - University of Florida News (3/14)
Follow the Money: Politics and Puppet Shows, Part 1 - Bill Glahn (3/13)
Nonfood crops to be used at new ethanol site - Pioneer Press (3/12)
The ‘Most Important Questions’ in Science Policy Shortlisted - Nature (3/9)
Bill would impact funding for energy research at the U - Minnesota Daily (3/8)
Quick Links - Planet 3.0 Beyond Sustainability (3/8)
Bill threatens to de-fund public energy research in Minnesota - Boing Boing (3/7)
Tiptoeing Around Transgenics - Nature BioTechnology (3/7)
What Is A Climate Pragmatist To Do In A World Where The Loudest Voices Urge Denial, Delay Or Inaction? - Climate Progress (3/7)
Momentum 2012 Event Series Kicks Off Apr. 5 - MyScience (3/6)
Meet Jonathan Foley, 'Climate Pragmatist' - New York Times (3/6)
Faith Leader to Conservation Groups: ‘Who Needs Whom?’ - Yale Forum on Climate Change & the Media (3/6)
Exclusive Interview: Tom Friedman on the Urgency of Climate Action and Clean Energy Deployment - Climate Progress (3/5)
Woman Recalls the Hydroelectric Power Plant Her Father Built in 1922 Boing Boing (3/5)
Woman recalls the hydroelectric power plant her father built in 1922 - Boing Boing (3/5)
Way Beyond Greenwashing - Dollars & Sense (3/3)
Forum to Address Energy's Role in National Security - Midwest Energy News (3/2)
How to Pull Students Into 'Global Challenges' Research Chronicle of Higher Education 2/28
Dr. Jason Hill on the Science and Economics of Bio-fuels Sense & Sustainability 2/27
Can We Eat Our Fish and Protect Them Too? Forbes (2/21)
Commentary: Rescuing Wolves - Science (2/17)
Universities Become Natural Leaders In Renewable Energy - Earth Techling (2/14)
What Would It Take to Fix the Planet? Provocative Answers Fill U of M Magazine - MinnPost (2/13)
Can Food Supply Meet Doubled Demand? - The Futurist (MA 2012)
NorthStar Initiative Launches Free Corporate Sustainability Webinar Series - Environmental News Bits (2/9)
Winter 2012 Issue of Momentum From UM's Institute on the Environment - Environmental News Bits (2/9)
Science: An Operator's Manual For Planet Earth - 350 or Bust (2/8)
ACHIEVEMENT - SIMSR's Blog (2/8)
Event on Retrofitting Programs for Cities, Counties and Businesses Attracts Engaged Crowd - CERTS (2/8)
Science: An Operator's Manual For Planet Earth - 350 or Bust (2/8)
Universities Become Natural Leaders in Renewable Energy - Midwest Energy News (2/7)
Way Beyond Greenwashing - Independent Science News (2/7)
UC students create trash compactor for environmental competition - Soapbox Cincinnati (2/7)
Three U teams in Acara finals - Minnesota Daily (2/3)
How Do We Fix Our Food System? Experts Weigh in on This and Other Probing Questions - Audubon Magazine (2/3)
U of M Hosts Corporate Sustainability Webinar Series - KSTP.com (2/3)
What Would It Take To Help People and the Planet? - New Security Beat (2/1)
Higher Ed Presidents, The US In Haiti With Kim Ives, Preparing For a Bigger Population - KUOW NPR (2/1)
Feeding the planet without ruining the environment: Can it be done? - WTIP (1/31)
Organic Trade Association busts six myths about organics - Produce News Daily (1/30)
Feeding the World: Agriculture's Done Well ... So Far - Agri-View (1/26)
Richard Alley on Challenges, Choices and Climate Change - Forbes (1/25)
How Can We Feed the Planet Without Destroying the Planet? - GreenBiz.com (1/19)
Presentation Ponders the Possibility of Feeding the World Without Destroying the Planet - Carleton News (1/19)
National EPA Administrator Visits U of M, Discusses Health and Economy - KSTP.com (1/17)
Kraft Foods Maps its Total Environmental Footprint - Green Retail Decisions (1/12)
Economist Tries to Place a Dollar Value on Nature - Brainerd Daily Dispatch (1/9)
GoodnessTv - Big Question: What Is Nature Worth? - Goodness TV (1/8)
The Value of Nature, the Cost of an Oil Boom, Returning Sanity to the Election Process - Minnesota Public Radio (1/3)
From the Editors - Water Environmental Trading News (1/3)
U of M Economist Measures Nature's Benefits With Dollars - Minnesota Public Radio (1/3)
Can the World Feed Nine Billion People by 2050? - Pork Magazine (1/3)
New Security Beat: What You Are Reading: Top 10 Posts for 2011 - New Security Beat (1/3)

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