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stories of transition and change in the Lower St. Croix watershed

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Knickpoints tells stories of transition and change in the Lower St. Croix watershed in east-central Minnesota. Across urban, rural, and developing landscapes, this blog highlights issues, tipping points, and actions by people to be better stewards of our water and natural resources.

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Tag: Pollution

Restoring one of nature’s ‘storm drains’
Chisago County, Land Management, Native Planting, Stormwater management

Restoring one of nature’s ‘storm drains’

We’ve entered that in-between phase of winter—the deep freeze of January and February is behind us, but the forecast is … Continue reading Restoring one of nature’s ‘storm drains’

The plight of the ice fighters
Pollution

The plight of the ice fighters

At the end of October, I went to pick up my daughters from school. It was a blustery cold day … Continue reading The plight of the ice fighters

What’s in your water?
Groundwater, Pollution

What’s in your water?

Here in Minnesota, we have a mishmash of all sorts of fascinating landscapes – landscapes formed by volcanoes, ones carved … Continue reading What’s in your water?

Envisioning a less salty future
Land Management, Pollution

Envisioning a less salty future

Have you ever seen the intricate dance of a convoy of snow plows clearing a highway after a winter storm? … Continue reading Envisioning a less salty future

Saving our water one storm drain at a time
conservation, Lakes, Pollution, Rivers and Streams, Uncategorized, Watershed

Saving our water one storm drain at a time

I’ve always been fascinated how water moves across landscapes – when it comes back down to the ground as rain … Continue reading Saving our water one storm drain at a time

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