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Impasse over 'clean cars' rule continues to jeopardize Minnesota environmental funding

Copy shortlink: Millions of dollars for environmental efforts around Minnesota, from fighting off invasive carp to operating state parks, remain in limbo despite a broad state budget agreement because of the ongoing impasse over new vehicle emissions rules. Senate Republicans have blocked the omnibus environment bill, determined to stop Minnesota from following California s lead in tightening tailpipe emissions standards and requiring automakers to send more electric vehicles to the state for sale. That package of environmental legislation sets the budgets for the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA), the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and the state Board of Water and Soil Resources, as well as other institutions already bleeding heavily from COVID-19 revenue losses, such as the Minnesota Zoo and the Science Museum of Minnesota.

Beaver-hunting wolves have perfected a sit-and-wait strategy

Researchers used location tracking to discover that wolves will wait up to 30 hours in hiding spots near beaver ponds to ambush the elusive rodents.

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Explore the Wild Through a Wolf's Collar Camera Footage

0 comments While wolves and humans have been intertwined with each other throughout history, the skulking carnivores are still mysterious. In fact, finding out exactly what they are up to when they’re out of sight has been, and continues to be, a difficult challenge. Now, however, in a breakthrough- awooooo, researchers have captured collar camera footage from a wild wolf. And the glimpse into the secret life of Canis Lupis is indeed as deadly as you’d expect. The Voyageurs Wolf Project captured the novel collar camera footage above, which comes via Digg. Voyageurs, a University of Minnesota research effort, has a single, succinct goal: find out what wolves are up to during the summer. Voyageurs notes that it’s important to shed light on this dark area of their lives. And that figuring out the answer to this question could fill in a huge gap in wolf ecology knowledge.

First camera ever put on a wild wolf reveals secrets of daily life