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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Vice Admiral (Ret) Dennis McGinn on climate, energy policy, and national security.
Thanks to NDSU’s and Fargo’s own Dr. Allan Ashworth and Dr. Kevin McCaul for their excellent GO2030 presentation featuring some of the scientific data that scientists evaluate concerning climate change and peoples perception on that information. Dr. Ashworth told us … Continue reading
Tagged climate change, energy independence, Fargo agriculture, Fargo Business, Fargo climate, Fargo conservation, Fargo Dr. Ashworth, Fargo Dr. McCaul, Fargo energy efficiency, Fargo flood preparations, Fargo floods, Fargo future, Fargo go2030, Fargo healthy community, Fargo Mike Williams, Fargo mind mixer, Fargo NDSU, Fargo resilient community, Fargo science, Fargo water management, Fargo weather, North Dakota flood fighting, North Dakota flooding, severe weather
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What’s with the weather??
Great opportunity tonight to hear  GO2030 speakers NDSU’s and Fargo’s own Dr. Kevin McCaul Dean of Science and Math and Dr. Allan Ashworth reknowned Arctic explorer will show some of the results from the research that been done and how we deal with … Continue reading
Tagged climate change, energy independence, Fargo agriculture, Fargo Business, Fargo climate, Fargo conservation, Fargo Dr. Ashworth, Fargo Dr. McCaul, Fargo energy efficiency, Fargo floods, Fargo future, Fargo go2030, Fargo healthy community, Fargo Mike Williams, Fargo mind mixer, Fargo NDSU, Fargo resilient community, Fargo science, Fargo water management, Fargo weather, North Dakota flooding, severe weather
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What’s with the weather anyway??
Mark your calenders for Thursdays GO2030 speakers NDSU’s and Fargo’s own Dr. Kevin McCaul Dean of Science and Math and Dr. Allan Ashworth reknowned Arctic explorer will show some of the results from the research that been done and how we deal with … Continue reading
Tagged Fargo agriculture, Fargo Business, Fargo climate, Fargo conservation, Fargo Dr. Ashworth, Fargo Dr. McCaul, Fargo energy efficiency, Fargo floods, Fargo future, Fargo go2030, Fargo healthy community, Fargo Mike Williams, Fargo mind mixer, Fargo NDSU, Fargo resilient community, Fargo science, Fargo water management, Fargo weather
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Year round gardening? In Fargo? It could be
Thanks to Dallas Flynn of Frazee, MN for showing us around his beautiful Forest Glen Farm and his first of it’s kind solar/high tunnel greenhouse.  This innovative greenhouse uses the power of the sun to heat air that is blown through … Continue reading
Fun road trip to see first of it’s kind Solar/high tunnel greenhouse
Thanks to Dallas Flynn of Frazee, MN for showing us around his beautiful Forest Glen Farm and his first of it’s kind solar/high tunnel greenhouse. Â This innovative greenhouse uses the power of the sun to heat air that is blown … Continue reading
Tagged Dennis Flynn, Fargo business volunteers, Fargo community gardening, Fargo comprehensive plan, Fargo flood preparations, Fargo go2030, fargo local foods, Fargo Mike Williams, Fargo mind mixer, Fargo new americans, Fargo planning, Fargo weather, Farmers market, Forest Glen Farms, Minnesota Grown, Organic gardening, sustainable Fargo
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What? A beach in Fargo? Check it out and wade on in
“The first thing that strikes you is a sandy beach with swimsuit clad Fargoans enjoying the sun (there is a sun, really) and playing around a 2 acre swimming lake (like the artificial beaches within a beach at many resorts … Continue reading
Tagged Allan Ashworth, Fargo agriculture, Fargo beach, Fargo Business, Fargo community forums, Fargo comprehensive plan, Fargo embracing environment, Fargo entertainment, Fargo flood fighting, Fargo go2030, Fargo Mike Williams, Fargo mind mixer, Fargo vibrant community, Fargo water management, Fargo weather, go2030, Kevin McCaul, Mind mixer, North Dakota climate, Red River water management
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Back away from rivers with new construction
“Soils near the Red River of the North and its tributaries are inherently weak and natural forces are always moving the river channels. These soils display weak engineering properties and when exposed to the slopes of the riverbanks and valley … Continue reading
Tagged Fargo community input, Fargo comprehensive plan, Fargo economy, Fargo flood preparations, Fargo home builders, Fargo land use, Fargo Mike Williams, Fargo mind mixer, Fargo protection, Fargo quality growth, Fargo river setbacks, Fargo soil stability, Fargo water management, Fargo weather, Fargo wet cycle, Fargo working together, go2030
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Not allowing new buildings too close to rivers is important
“Soils near the Red River of the North and its tributaries are inherently weak and natural forces are always moving the river channels. These soils display weak engineering properties and when exposed to the slopes of the riverbanks and valley … Continue reading
Tagged Fargo community input, Fargo comprehensive plan, Fargo economy, Fargo flood preparations, Fargo home builders, Fargo land use, Fargo Mike Williams, Fargo mind mixer, Fargo protection, Fargo quality growth, Fargo river setbacks, Fargo soil stability, Fargo water management, Fargo weather, Fargo wet cycle, Fargo working together, go2030
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The art of the deal
“Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up” (Pablo Picasso) Thanks to Jack Becker from Forecast Public Arts for a fantastic thought provoking presentation Monday night. Dozens of people attended to … Continue reading
A chance to learn Jack about Public Art
Jack Becker founder of Forecast Public Art foundation in St. Paul is the featured speaker atGO2030′s second speakers forum tonight (Monday) at 7 pm in the Fargo Commission room, it’ll be fun and it’s free!  You can see more info on … Continue reading
