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Salt is taking a heavy toll on the environment, including local trout streams.

Twin Ports residents are encouraged to enter a stormwater protection contest. You could win a prize for your ideas on protecting lakes and streams in the Northland.

Twin Ports residents are encouraged to enter a stormwater protection contest. You could win a prize for your ideas on protecting lakes and streams in the Northland.

Twin Ports residents are encouraged to enter a stormwater protection contest. You could win a prize for your ideas on protecting lakes and streams in the Northland.

Twin Ports residents are encouraged to enter a stormwater protection contest. You could win a prize for your ideas on protecting lakes and streams in the Northland.

It's a new way for Duluth residents to be proactive and protect Lake Superior and all its rivers, streams, creeks, and waterways from pollution.

It's a new way for Duluth residents to be proactive and protect Lake Superior and all its rivers, streams, creeks, and waterways from pollution.

It's a new way for Duluth residents to be proactive and protect Lake Superior and all its rivers, streams, creeks, and waterways from pollution.

"As a population, I think we still suffer from a lack of imagination that something like that could happen again."

Fox21Online May 14, 2021 DULUTH, Minn.– For 19 years, the City of Duluth has collected sand and salt off the roads every April in an effort to prevent harmful materials making its way into Lake Superior. This year, 5 collection bins were set up around the city, and after weighing, Duluth collected over 15 tons of salt and sand which tends to be an average mark the city reaches. “We really thank the public for utilizing it, and continuing to hit that mark of 15 tons, and we hope we can keep ...