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    National Wildlife Federation prez to address climate change

    By G.R. Anderson Jr. | Published Wed, Jun 11 2008 1:32 pm

    The Minnesota Environmental Partnership will hold its annual meeting Thursday, featuring keynoter Larry Schweiger, president and CEO of the National Wildlife Federation.

    Schwieger, according to a press release, will "address how Minnesota and the Midwest can play a key role in tackling global warming."

    The NWF has 48 affiliates and 4 million supporters. The Minnesota Environmental Partnership is a coalition of 80 conservation and environmental organizations.

    The rest of the particulars:

    When: Thursday
    12:15 p.m. — Schweiger remarks.
    1 p.m. — Panel discussion and reaction to Schweiger's presentation. Panelists include: Lois Quam, Piper Jaffray, renewable energy & clean technology; Rob Drieslein, editor, Outdoor News; and Matthew Anderson-Stembridge, Creation Care Fund.
    Where: Château at Medicine Lake, 10715 South Shore Drive, just northwest of Highways 169 and 5

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