Sustainable communities and land use: committee reports of the Round Table on Sustainable Developement
Sustainable communities and land use: committee reports of the Round Table on Sustainable Developement, July 23, 1998: Offers innovative advice and direction for communities wanting to invest in their long-term prosperity (34 p., 173K, PDF 3.0)
Economics and incentives: a committee report of the Round Table on Sustainable Developement
Economics and incentives: a committee report of the Round Table on Sustainable Developement, July 23, 1998: Suggests that helping businesses adopt sustainable practices and challenging them to help society take strides toward sustainable development should be among Minnesota’s chief economic goals (22 p., 111K, PDF 3.0) |
Investing In Minnesota's future: an agenda for sustaining our quality of life
Investing In Minnesota's future: an agenda for sustaining our quality of life, May 27, 1998: The Minnesota Round Table on Sustainable Development proposed steps for aligning economic, environmental and social goals (27 p., 219K, PDF 3.0)
Six Challenges to Sustainable Development in Minnesota
The Minnesota Round Table on Sustainable Development focused on three areas of study:
Membership
The leaders who served on the Round Table.
Policy Charateristics
Adopted by the Round Table, these are the traits of policies likely to contribute positively to sustainable development.
Principles
Developed by the Minnesota Round Table on Sustainable Development in response to Minnesota Statutes, Section 4A.07, these five principles lay out broad guideposts along the path to sustainable development.
Interagency water monitoring technical workgroup
Since the early 1990's an interagency group of water monitoring technical experts has been meeting on a regular basis to ensure efficiency and interagency coordination.
This web page was created to support the activities of the group. Information generated for each of the meetings will be posted here.
Groundwater technical workgroup
The Environmental Quality Board charged the Department of Natural Resources, Division of Ecological and Water Resources, to work with EQB staff to lead a team of expert hydrologists to evaluate models and tools needed for managing groundwater sustainably.