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LSProject: Second round of testing completed for chemicals of emerging concern in area lakes

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The Lake Superior Project/Logo by Lauryl Loberg
The Lake Superior Project/Logo by Lauryl Loberg

In this edition of The Lake Superior Project, Dr. Seth Moore, director of biology and environment with the Lake Superior Band of Chippewa, discusses his participation in a study of emerging toxins in several northeast Minnesota lakes, fish and sediment. The project began in 2015, and testing results have come back from the second round of samples taken in 2016.

Martha Marnocha spoke with Dr. Moore about results of the latest sampling in the 1854 Ceded Territories. (See slideshow for map of this area)

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