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NRRI Sustainability Coordinator, Tiffany Sprague, shares tips for using sidewalk salt to be safe and keep excess salt out of the environment.

Climate change is changing the species that inhabit Northern forests. NRRI scientists are starting a study to document the expanded range of the Southern flying squirrel.

It's not easy to give up on a project. But NRRI and project partners knew when it was time to take research on solid biofuels in a new direction. 

Developing new technologies to clean up polluted water keeps environmental engineer busy

What exactly is a Postdoc? And what research are they doing at NRRI?

House filling up for the holidays? Laundry piling up, too? Sustainability blogger Tiffany shares tips for an ecofriendly laundry room.

The complex nature of NRRI research keeps Safety Program Manager, Jean Cranston, busy and innovative.

NRRI's fast-growing hybrid poplar tree is showing its worth as an environmental clean-up tool in U.S. Forest Service trials.

NRRI is developing protocols to understand the effectiveness of peatland restoration efforts, while testing and refining monitoring methods that can be applied to other sites.

Sulfate in Minnesota water bodies is a statewide problem. NRRI researchers are developing three different solutions for a variety of applications.