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Minnesota Looks To Be a Player in Electric Farm Scene

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By Mike Moen Verified
| KAWE-TV (Bemidji, MN) Verified
The University of Minnesota said autonomous mowers can help elevate the push to make farming less carbon intensive. (Photo courtesy of Univ. of Minn.) By Mike Moen, Minnesota News Connection The tractor remains a popular symbol for farming but on Minnesota crop fields, other equipment could soon play a larger role, including electric-powered machinery to reduce air pollution and could boost profits. Minnesota farmers have until Aug.
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Presidential powers: Corporate abuses predicted after SCOTUS move

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By Mike Moen Verified
| Big News Network Verified
A U.S. Supreme Court opinion issued Monday expands presidential power over independent federal agencies, prompting warnings from environmental advocates about potential implications for states such as North Dakota. The court’s conservative majority said President Donald Trump had the authority to fire a former Federal Trade Commission member without cause.
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People from Haiti and Syria could lose Temporary Protected Status in the US Original

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By Mike Moen Verified
| Utah Public Radio Verified
Civil rights leaders are condemning a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that clears the way for the Trump administration to end Temporary Protected Status for people from Haiti and Syria. Temporary Protected Status is given to immigrants for whom it would be difficult or unsafe to go back to their home country. As of last March, 1.3 million people from 17 countries were in the U.S. under this designation. About 20,000 of those were in Utah.
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