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Stephanie Hemphill

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  • Environmental Reporter and Editor, Freelance
Duluth
As seen in: MPR News (Saint Paul, MN), MinnPost, Duluth News Tribune, Trellis, KPVI-TV (Pocatello, ID), Minnesota Public Radio (St. Paul, MN), Minnesota Reformer, Hibbing Daily Tribune, The Children’s Book Review, Timberjay and
Environmental reporter/editor, co-founder @AgateMag
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Minnesota Power plans more gas

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By Stephanie Hemphill 
| Duluth Reader Weekly
The Boswell Energy Center in Cohasset, Minn. Electricity is interesting. You flip a switch and the light is on, instantly. On the other hand, it seems to take electric utilities years to figure out how they’re going to get that power to you. The answers to that question tell us how quickly we’ll move away from greenhouse gas-emitting power to the clean power we know the planet needs.
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Minnesota Power plans more gas

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By Stephanie Hemphill 
| agatemag.com
Minnesota Power’s Boswell Energy Center, Cohasset Electricity is interesting. You flip a switch and the light is on, instantly. On the other hand, it seems to take electric utilities years to figure out how they’re going to get that power to you. The answers to that question tell us how quickly we’ll move away from greenhouse gas emitting power to the clean power we know the planet needs.
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Stumbling toward clean energy

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By Stephanie Hemphill 
| agatemag.com
Old home in winter. Image: Mario Hains Minnesota is committed to the gradual but steady growth of clean energy, as codified in the Carbon-Free Electricity Standard of 2023, which requires 100-percent carbon-free electricity by 2040. The state largely leaves it up to the utilities and other private sector players to determine how to achieve these goals.
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