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MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesotans have seen this race before: A suburban state lawmaker rides a wave of discontent into the final weeks of a campaign against a better-known opponent.
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Trump administration appointees working in key environmental and energy jobs have endorsed conspiracy theories, misinformation, and racist and lewd jokes on social media, an E&E News review has found.
By Hannah Northey and Corbin Hiar in Greenwire
MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesotans have seen this race before: A suburban state lawmaker rides a wave of discontent into the final weeks of a campaign against a better-known opponent.
By Daniel Cusick in Climatewire