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Protecting Minnesota’s Water Starts with Stronger Feedlot Rules

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By Joy Anderson
| mncenter.org
By Joy Anderson, supervising attorney, MCEA The last time Minnesota adopted new environmental regulations for animal feedlots Bill Clinton was president, everyone was watching Who Wants to be a Millionaire, and Facebook did not yet exist. In other words, it was a long time ago. In fact, it’s been 25 years since Minnesota significantly revised the rules for animal feedlots and the massive amounts of manure they produce.
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How Africa's hidden billionaires are building empires without loans

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By Dorothy Nyambi, Joy Anderson
| Daily Nation Verified
What you need to know: Despite contributing 58 percent of Africa's self-employed workforce and reinvesting up to 90 percent of African women's income back into communities, they face a crushing $42 billion funding gap. I 'Extensive research shows that women-led businesses consistently outperform their male counterparts, yet they receive less than half the investment compared to men.
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Krampus Has Come and Gone. Next Up, the Perchten

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By Joy Anderson
| Atlas Obscura Verified
The sun is just starting to rise over the Austrian town of Grossarl on the morning of December 21, the date of the winter solstice, the shortest day and longest night of the year. It’s Thomastag, or Thomas Day, in remembrance of the Apostle Thomas, who doubted the resurrection of Christ the longest and was the last disciple to “move out of the darkness.” Grossarl is an historic market town in the Tyrolean Alps encircled by working dairy farms and mountain meadows.
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