- The state of Minnesota is utilizing its agency, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, to manage a specific land use program.
- The state of Minnesota is utilizing its agency, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, to manage a specific land use program.
A filtration basin was constructed to manage Tischer Creek runoff into Lake Superior as part of projects to protect the lake's health.
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Updated Jul 10
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What happened
A filtration basin was constructed to manage Tischer Creek runoff into Lake Superior as part of projects to protect the lake's health.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Lake Superior
largest of the Great Lakes of North America
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Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
state government agency in Minnesota, United States
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