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Minnesota puts a cost estimate on getting toxic PFAS out of wastewater: at least $14 billion - Vimarsana News

Minnesota puts a cost estimate on getting toxic PFAS out of wastewater: at least $14 billion

The study offered a wide range of costs — up to $28 billion — to implement still-new technologies that would remove and destroy "forever chemicals" from wastewater.

Anderson: While invasive carp swim upstream, the DNR forms a committee - Vimarsana News

Anderson: While invasive carp swim upstream, the DNR forms a committee

Barrier proposal to stop jumping silver carp is stopped in the Legislature by the agency.

Mitchell City Council election: Susan Tjarks looks to continue leadership, while Don Everson eyes first term - Vimarsana News

Mitchell City Council election: Susan Tjarks looks to continue leadership, while Don Everson eyes first term

While Tjarks and Everson stand on opposite sides of the fence for the Lake Mitchell dredging project and plans to address an aging downtown, both share a strong love of the community.

Mitchell City Council candidates square off in heated forum, unveiling different goals to improve Mitchell - Vimarsana News

Mitchell City Council candidates square off in heated forum, unveiling different goals to improve Mitchell

Among the key topics discussed during the forum were the future of Lake Mitchell, growth, the city’s aging infrastructure and issues facing downtown Mitchell.

Mississippi River Communities Cope with Flooding—Again - Vimarsana News

Mississippi River Communities Cope with Flooding—Again

Flooding caused by late and heavy snow and resulting snow melt inundated portions of northern Minnesota this year and has affected other communities along the Mississippi River, as engineers study trends and help cities and towns develop long term solutions  

Source: enr.com