Public News Service: The outdoor experience in the "Land of 10,000 Lakes" and across the nation is changing, and not for the better, as a new report finds certain pesky insects and plants are thriving because of climate change.
The study points to everything from ticks and mosquitoes to algae blooms and poison ivy. Those details should spur people to action, says Lisa Coons, co-director with the Center for Earth Spirituality and Rural Ministry.
"It is something that's very important to Minnesotans across the board,"...