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In Response: Stop pollution, mining that degrade the Boundary Waters
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In Response: Stop pollution, mining that degrade the Boundary Waters
In her May 19 commentary in the News Tribune, MiningMinnesota Executive Director Julie Lucas, a lobbyist for the copper mining industry, glossed over what is really happening in the watershed of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (Local View: “DNR ruling makes clear the rigor of Minnesota environmental standards”). Minnesota and federal laws prohibit absolutely any degradation of water quality in the Boundary Waters. Even so, the Boundary…
·Cherokee County, United States
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