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    • MINNESOTA – Under threat: Waters where it all begins

    John Hottinger:Minneapolis Star Tribune
    In addition, the EPA estimates that more than 950000 people in Minnesota receive some of their drinking water from areas containing these smaller streams. …CLICK HERE

     

    Posted on September 3, 2009Author AdministratorCategories Water IssuesTags analytical services, Boutros, Cryptosporidium, drinking water, EAL, Environmental Associates, Giardia, LT2

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