Legislators Aim for Minnesota's Energy to be Carbon-Free by 2050

Legislators want to make Minnesota the fourth state in the country to set a 100 percent clean energy plan, with the aim of having electricity providers generate all energy from renewable sources by 2050.

“Business as usual and relying on markets is not going to get the job done in time. The crisis is urgent,” said the measure’s sponsor, Rep. Jamie Long, D-Minneapolis.

By, Jessie Van Berkel, StarTribune

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