Minnesota is finalizing a new law intended to protect diverse, polluted neighborhoods. Here’s how to weigh in.

Minnesota is almost ready to enact a new law designed to shield neighborhoods suffering from a mix of different pollutants. This law, which took three years to pass through the Legislature, focuses on cumulative pollution impacts, aiming to address the often overlooked pollution burden in diverse communities. With just three weeks left, the public can still provide feedback on the proposed rules. This move is significant as it marks a crucial step in environmental justice, potentially setting a precedent for how other states tackle complex pollution issues in heavily affected areas.