Staff Writer St. Paul Senate and House bills addressing impaired waters track closely with the recommendations of a group of environmental, business, and farm interests, which last year outlined a strategy to clean up Minnesota’s waters. The proposal, known as “The Clean Water Legacy,” would raise about $80 million per year through new user fees […]
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