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by: Alexandra Corradetti

Posted: May 9, 2018 / 06:50 PM CDT / Updated: May 9, 2018 / 06:50 PM CDT

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Around 31% of food is wasted in the U.S — and it's about time to take a look at our own food patterns and look for ways to minimize waste and save food costs. Consumer Economics Educator Kathy Sweedler joined the Morning Show to share how we can plan meals to save money and avoid waste.

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Ameren spending $6.5M on natural gas line improvements in Champaign

by Karina Rubio / Mar 4, 2021

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (WCIA) — Ameren Illinois is investing over $6.5 million in the Champaign area on its natural gas system.

In a press release, the utility company says crews are replacing 11 miles of pipeline, gas mains, and more.

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From the Farm: What’s the big deal about carbon?

by Stu Ellis / Mar 4, 2021

ILLINOIS (WCIA) — Carbon seems to be everywhere, and to remove it from the air and bury it in the soil, farmers will be the key to any success.

Some people might ask, why is carbon such a big deal? Well, it's the soot in your chimney and helps you grill a steak. But it is ubiquitous and part of increasing concern about climate change is the amount of carbon that makes up most greenhouse gases, says Illinois State Conservationist Ivan Dozier.

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