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Duluth-banded eagle a tribute to troops

The Hawk Ridge Bird Observatory banded its first mature bald eagle in a tribute to troops stationed in Afghanistan.

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Researchers use robots to track invasive carp

Researchers at the University of Minnesota and two other schools will use a $2 million grant to develop robotic boats that track radio-tagged carp.

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Report says farm runoff declining near Great Lakes

Farmers are making significant cutbacks in erosion of soil and nutrients into the Great Lakes, where runoff is suspected of being a leading contributor to rampant growth of algae that damages water quality.

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Groups developing 3 options for blocking Asian carp

Groups developing 3 options for blocking Asian carp

Two organizations are developing a study that will outline three options for separating the Great Lakes and Mississippi River watersheds in the Chicago area to prevent migration of Asian carp and other invasive species between them.
by John Flesher, Associated Press

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