Frank Jossi is an independent journalist and consultant based in St. Paul, Minnesota and a longtime contributor to Midwest Energy News. His articles have appeared in more than 50 publications, including Minnesota Monthly, Wired, the Los Angeles Times and the Minneapolis Star Tribune. Jossi has also been a Humphrey policy fellow at the University of Minnesota, a Fulbright journalism teacher in Pakistan and Albania, and a program director of the World Press Institute at Macalester College.
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Q&A: How states can work together on Clean Power Plan
Despite a promise by congressional Republicans to kill federal carbon regulations being finalized this summer, the author of a new report says that most states have begun planning to comply with them.By Frank Jossi .
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Utility to cut sulfur emissions at Lake Superior coal plant
People with respiratory problems who live and play along Minnesota's North Shore may find breathing a little easier in the future.By Frank Jossi .
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Industry, water advocates come together on bioenergy bills
Environmentalists and bioeconomy advocates reached an agreement last week to modify a Minnesota bill that critics worried would encourage more corn production.By Frank Jossi .
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Minnesota construction firm sees big business in solar
It should come as no surprise that M.A. Mortenson Company would want a piece of Minnesota's community solar action, as it has quietly become one of the nation's leading builders of solar installations.By Frank Jossi .
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In Minnesota, uncertain fate for energy bills in legislature
Several energy-related proposals in Minnesota face tough odds as they navigate a politically split legislature.By Frank Jossi .
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Faith groups work to provide affordable community solar
A Minnesota faith group will announce today an effort to make community solar more accessible to people with lower incomes.By Frank Jossi .
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Critics say Minnesota biofuel bill too focused on corn
Legislation in Minnesota that would help propel greater development of advanced biofuels has met with opposition from clean-water advocates who fear it may result in more pollution of state watersheds.By Frank Jossi .
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Xcel seeks to put a brake on large community solar gardens
Minnesota's largest utility wants to prohibit large large-scale projects comprised of smaller community solar gardens from being built in the state.By Frank Jossi .
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Amid solar boom, growth still seen for wind in Minnesota
As a solar boom captures headlines in Minnesota, what's happening with the wind industry?By Frank Jossi .
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Minnesota community-solar backers question utility concerns
While Minnesota's largest utility pushes back against the scale of proposals filed under the state's new community solar program, energy developers say those concerns are based on potentially inaccurate assumptions.By Frank Jossi .
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