Northern Minnesota tribes sue EPA over state's new water quality standards

A wild ricer propels a canoe through a wild rice bed with a long, forked pole. Two northern Minnesota tribes have sued the US EPA to block recent changes made in Minnesota's water quality standards. The tribes argue the changes are likely to damage wild rice and pollute waters on their reservations and treaty-protected lands.
Dan Kraker | MPR News
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