The White Earth Band of Ojibwe Indians in Minnesota is considering building an ethanol plant on its reservation.
Chairwoman Erma Vizenor testified about the proposal before a state Senate on Tuesday. She said the plant could generate revenues and jobs on her economically depressed reservation.
The tribe is seeking the state's help with the project. A bill would authorize $300,000 so the University of Minnesota could conduct a feasibility study.
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