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LSProject: Winter studies of water along North Shore focus on the future

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A pair of studies focusing on the health of water in Lake Superior and the surrounding watersheds are the focus of this segment in the Lake Superior Project. WTIP’s Joe Friedrichs brings us this report on the studies and why they are important for the future of the North Shore’s clean water. 
 

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