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Food
Chip Small reflects on the contrast between two of Minnesota's most important grains: wild rice and corn.
Environment
In between rides and Pronto-Pups, Chip Small visits the Eco-Experience at the Minnesota State Fair.
Inspired by a visit to Japan, Chip Small resolves to learn where his water comes from.
Living
Chip Small explores the energy costs associated with our dependence on air conditioning, and whether there's anything we can do about it.
Environment
Roseville resident Chip Small discovers the source of his power--a coal mine in Wyoming.
Environment
Roseville resident Chip Small learns how his patterns of consumption stack up with other Twin Cities residents--where we are all above average.
Environment
Chip Small admits to fighting a losing battle against the dandelions, but has serious reservations about spraying herbicides on his lawn.
Environment
What does it mean to live sustainably in Roseville? Ecologist and Roseville resident Chip Small realizes that his "ecological footprint" is far more extensive than it appears at first glance.
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