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Growing jet traffic at Flying Cloud complicates Eden Prairie climate goals

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By Mark Weber
| Eden Prairie Local News
Tim Conners is all-in on sustainability and combating climate change. He drives a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle, outfitted his Eden Prairie home with an energy-efficient heat pump and solar panels, serves on the city's Sustainability Commission, advocates for federal carbon pricing policy through his work with the Citizens' Climate Lobby, and helps organize the A.M. Rotary Club's EcoExpo, an April 18 public event that will promote environmental awareness and activism. The rest of us?
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Eden Prairie Local News launches redesigned website

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By Mark Weber
| Eden Prairie Local News
Five years ago (give or take a few months), Eden Prairie Local News published its first story online. From day one, we had one thing in mind: to get important Eden Prairie stories to you as quickly and accurately as we could. But over time, the way our readers use, interact with and share our content has evolved, and we need to continue to evolve with them. So today, we're very excited to announce the relaunch of our newly designed Eden Prairie Local News website.
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Eden Prairie geothermal project will cut costs and carbon with $1.6-million federal boost

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By Mark Weber
| Eden Prairie Local News
A federal tax credit is finally launching a two-decade-old green-energy dream in Eden Prairie. The city is preparing to begin work in early 2026 on a geothermal energy project to heat and cool its Water Treatment Plant at Highway 5 and Mitchell Road. The $4.2 to $4.4 million project will be substantially offset by a $1.4 to $1.6 million Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) tax credit, cutting the city's final cost to as low as $2.8 million.
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