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IN DEPTH

Long-form journalism from the Duluth Media Group.

The EPA project has 300 swallow houses up around Duluth and Boulder Lake to study PFAS impacts.
Lawmakers adjourn after making “historic” improvements for the environment and outdoor recreation.
Water temperatures now can render you unable to function within minutes — if you even live that long.
Ice on northern lakes, bait shortage predicted, new limits on some waters and places you aren’t allowed to fish.

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A routine C-47 flight from Indianapolis ended with tragedy for many and a very close brush with death for the three people who survived.
The deadly bird disease is back this spring, and, in fact, never left over the winter.
Despite snow on the ground, spring turkey seasons start next week.
The Memory Keepers Medical Discovery Team have partnered with area Indigenous communities to increase awareness and caregiving resources for Alzheimer's and related dementias.
A decadelong trend toward snowy winters is holding white-tailed deer numbers down.
No one still has been convicted in the 1979 death of Denise Daly in Minnesota or the 1983 arson homicide of her sister, Mary Daly, and infant nephew, Christopher Daly, in Wisconsin.

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Supporters say nontoxic alternatives are getting better and that loons don't need to die from lead poisoning.
The Legislature is considering new laws on everything from boating, rough fish and copper mining to deer hunting and ATV trails.
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A new national grant focused on habitat may help bolster the moose population, which has stabilized after a big decline.

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