Green

  • Your Green Life: "Green Thanksgiving"

    It's the time of year when we gather with family and friends and often have a big meal. In this week's "Your Green Life" Meteorologist Jeff Edmondson offers a few tips to green up your Thanksgiving.

  • AMSOIL Arena is now LEED Silver Certified

    The AMSOIL Arena was recognized as being an environmentally conscious building with LEED Silver Certification

  • [Investigation] Left in the Dark: Old Fashioned Concerns over 21st Centrury Energy

    Duluth, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) - To alleviate a potential energy crisis hundreds of miles of power lines are in development across Minnesota and Wisconsin. But, while everyone needs electricity not everyone is happy with the power line push.

  • [Investigation] Left in the Dark: The Push for Power

    Duluth, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) - Across the country, the push is on for more renewable energy sources. In Minnesota, there's a mandate that electric companies must provide 25% of customer power from renewable energy sources by 2025. But, some fear the more power we add to the grid, the more likely we could be headed for a crisis.

  • Your Green Life: "Farm to School"

    Buying locally grown foods is relatively easy for individuals not so easy for an entire school district. In this week's "Your Green Life" Meteorologist Jeff Edmondson takes us to a Northland School that's bringing the farm to the children.

  • Your Green Life: "From White To Green"

    In this week's "Your Green Life" Meteorologist Jeff Edmondson visits with one business, which took advantage of the training, and shows us what they accomplished.

  • Your Green Life: "Lifestyle Challenge"

    Making lifestyle changes can be challenging, making those changes stick is the real accomplishment. In this weeks "Your Green Life" Meteorologist Jeff Edmondson catches up with the climate idol families to see how their final challenge is going.

  • From Tailings To Solar Energy

    Coleraine, MN (Northlands NewsCenter) -- The University of Minnesota-Duluth's Natural Resources Research Institute has found a way to turn trash into treasure.

  • Your Green Life: "Local Items on the Menu"

    A growing number of Northland restaurants are incorporating locally grown and organic options into their menus these days. But in this week's "Your Green Life", Meteorologist Jeff Edmondson takes us to a café where local foods are their number one priority.

  • Your Green Life: "Duluth Airport is going Green"

    Flying out of Duluth is going to get a little greener. The Duluth Airport Authority has recently received a grant to innovate in green technologies.




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