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KMSU Every Day Is Earth Day

Every Day Is Earth Day is an award-winning program hosted by KMSU's Karen Wright and is a series of interviews with experts on sustainability.

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Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 1, 2026
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Jul 7, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    New Environmental Exhibits at the MN State Fair 09-03-2026 (opens the original)

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    September 3, 2026 - A must-see at the Minnesota State Fair in 2026 are the new displays at the MPCA's Eco Experience. Britt Gangeness, Environmental Education & Outreach Supervisor, shares the history of clean-up efforts of the mighty Mississippi over the past 100 years and how you can learn more through this year's Eco-Experience theme, "A River Runs Through Us." EDED Host Karen Wright shares some of the other amazing exhibits at the Eco-Experience as the MPCA celebrates the 20th anniversary of

  2. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    North Mankato Seeks Public Input for Energy Action Work Plan 08-27-2026 (opens the original)

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    August 28, 2926 - Community members are invited to share their thoughts in a community-wide energy survey to help identify energy priorities and strategies that support energy savings and renewables for the City of North Mankato. EDED Host Karen Wright spoke with North Mankato City Planner Matt Lassonde about the survey for the community to provide input to help inform the development of energy strategies and actions in the Energy Action Work Plan. northmankato.com/energy-survey

  3. Episode · Aug 10, 2026

    De-listing Minnesota Waterways from the Impaired List 8-13-2026 (opens the original)

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    August 13, 2026 - The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency has just released its Impaired MN Waters List. The good news: several waters have been removed from that list, but much more work remains to be done as there are nearly 3,000 impaired lakes, rivers and streams which are considered impaired in the state. EDED Host Karen Wright spoke with MPCA Watershed Project Manager Amy Timm about the recent de-listings, what it means, and the many steps it takes to make it happen.

  4. Episode · Aug 3, 2026

    Conservation Innovation with Great River Greening in New Ulm 08062026 (opens the original)

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    August 8, 2026 - Green River Greening representative will be at Schell's Brewery in New Ulm tonight (Aug. 8) to discuss innovative tools and science-backed conservation practices the non-profit is working on in Southern Minnnesota, including BioChar, Kernza and silvopasture. Every Day is Earth Day Host Karen Wright visited with Jennifer Grommes, Greet River Greening's Southern MN Program Manager about the event and what GRG is doing to optimize land restoration and sustainable management. Plus,

  5. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    Detectable Arsenic in Well Water - New Program for Well Testing in S. MN 07-30-2026 (opens the original)

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    July 30, 2026 - Arsenic has been found in 48 to 84% of wells in Southern Minnesota. Minnesota non-profit, Freshwater, has teamed up with Mayo Clinic and is using a grant to conduct free water testing for arsenic in eight counties in southern Minnesota. EDED Host Karen Wright talked with Freshwater programs manager, Chyann Mosey, and Chris O'Brien, Public Affairs Director about the Rural Health and Drinking Water Project - focused on arsenic and its health risks. Find out if you are eligible for

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