Tim Nelson

Saint Paul

Reporter at Minnesota Public Radio (St. Paul, MN)

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Solar saves us $3b a year. Here's how we double our money

Sep 23, 2024 | theleader.com.au | Tim Nelson

To millions of us, nothing beats the Aussie sun. We're the sunniest continent on the planet and so many of our favourite things - summer sports and nature walks, camping trips and fish and chips - are best enjoyed on bright, sunny days. Create a free account to read this article or signup to continue readingAnd nobody beats Aussies when it comes to harnessing sunshine to power our lives. More than 3.6 million households have rooftop solar.
Solar saves us $3b a year. Here's how we double our money

Sep 23, 2024 | newcastleherald.com.au | Tim Nelson

To millions of us, nothing beats the Aussie sun. We're the sunniest continent on the planet and so many of our favourite things - summer sports and nature walks, camping trips and fish and chips - are best enjoyed on bright, sunny days. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Solar saves us $3b a year. Here's how we double our money

Sep 23, 2024 | canberratimes.com.au | Tim Nelson

To millions of us, nothing beats the Aussie sun. We're the sunniest continent on the planet and so many of our favourite things - summer sports and nature walks, camping trips and fish and chips - are best enjoyed on bright, sunny days. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
When was the last time you cleaned your smartphone? By Tim Nelson, CIO

Oct 3, 2023 | poultryproducer.com | Tim Nelson

We often talk about live animals, people and vehicles as being the highest risk for introducing disease to a farm operation. But what about smart phones as a fomite? Scientists at the University of Arizona found that smartphones had ten times more bacteria than most toilet seats.1 While many of the microorganisms on a smartphone are harmless, some can be pathogenic, such as Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), E.
When was the last time you cleaned your smartphone? By Tim Nelson, CIO

Oct 2, 2023 | swineweb.com | Tim Nelson |Jim Eadie

We often talk about live animals, people and vehicles as being the highest risk for introducing disease to a farm operation. But what about smart phones as a fomite? Scientists at the University of Arizona found that smartphones had ten times more bacteria than most toilet seats.1 While many of the microorganisms on a smartphone are harmless, some can be pathogenic, such as Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), E.
Striking autoworkers draw support from other unions in Plymouth

Sep 26, 2023 | mprnews.org | Tim Nelson

David Kirby, who has been working for auto maker Stellantis and its predecessors for 25 years, called out to his co-workers and others on the picket line in Plymouth on Tuesday morning:“When I say union, you say power. Union! Power! Union! Power!”Kirby, of Big Lake, Minn., was joined by his son, another striking auto worker, and about 100 other people — not just United Auto Workers members but also leaders and members from other unions in Minnesota.
Windom man, former snowcross racer, loses legs in farm accident

Sep 25, 2023 | mprnews.org | Tim Nelson

A CaringBridge site set up for Travis Muller says he was helping clean out a grain bin on Sunday when he fell into the auger, crushing both of his legs. Bystanders freed him, but he had to be flown by helicopter to a hospital in New Ulm, Minn., for a blood transfusion and then to the Twin Cities for trauma care and surgery.
Oaks vs. squirrels: A battle is underway in some Minnesota trees, and it’s nuts

Sep 20, 2023 | inforum.com | Tim Nelson

Ah, fall in Minnesota — when leaves flutter gently down and mark the coming change of seasons. Or, as is the case in parts of the state this year, when oak leaves and branches tumble to the ground in a frenzy of destruction. The culprit? Squirrels. This year is shaping up to be what’s known as a “mast year,” when oak trees, en masse, make an orchestrated bid for survival and grow oodles of acorns.
Oaks vs. squirrels: A battle is underway in some Minnesota trees, and it’s nuts

Sep 20, 2023 | mprnews.org | Tim Nelson

Ah, fall in Minnesota — when leaves flutter gently down and mark the coming change of seasons. Or, as is the case in parts of the state this year, when oak leaves and branches tumble to the ground in a frenzy of destruction. The culprit? Squirrels. This year is shaping up to be what’s known as a “mast year,” when oak trees, en masse, make an orchestrated bid for survival and grow oodles of acorns.
Minnesota hockey legend Henry Boucha dies at age 72

Sep 19, 2023 | mprnews.org | Tim Nelson

Minnesota hockey phenomenon Henry Boucha, a legend both on and off the ice, has died at age 72. The Rink Live and the Star Tribune reported that family members confirmed Boucha died Monday. Boucha, who was Ojibwe, was a star player for Warroad High School, leading them to the state tournament in 1969 where they reached the title game before falling to Edina in overtime. Boucha played in the 1972 Winter Olympics, earning a silver medal with the U.S. team.