COMMENTARY: Is Minnesota on the right track for clean water?

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Since the Clean Water Act of the 1970s, Minnesota has made significant progress when it comes to water. A lot of pollution from factories and old sewer treatment plants has been cleaned up. But clean water advocates say those successes mask real problems, and about 40 percent of lakes, rivers and streams in Minnesota still don’t meet pollution standards. Read the full story by Minnesota Public Radio.

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