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Iron Rangers are concerned about the future of the facility because U.S. Steel estimated an $814 million cost to comply with the state's wild rice sulfate standard.
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A boulder riffle and new culverts would allow fish passage upstream and allow for sediments to more naturally flow downstream.
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Unhealthy air could be back numerous times before winter falls, the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency said.
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The county applied to add 10 canister locations to the current permit and updated the permit to reflect current state agency requirements.
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A year after millions of gallons of coal ash wastewater spilled from a Minnesota Power plant in Cohasset, the groups allege the company hasn't been following federal rules.
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The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency's report found many of the lakes, streams and wetlands in the watershed to be in good condition.
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Canadian wildfire smoke began impacting Northeastern Minnesota Thursday morning, moving west over time. It will be joined by additional smoke from the northwest Saturday.
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The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency is including fugitive dust in the new permit. The public comment period ends Dec. 16.
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The Minnesota Department of Economic and Employment Development recently awarded the city a $589,926 grant to develop its rail corridor — a contaminated site with minimal infrastructure.
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The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency says an air permit for MagIron's new scram mining operation will help control dust. But some Coleraine residents aren't so sure.