Minnesota’s long-standing wild rice sulfate standard is getting another look.
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency says it’s launching two analyses that will examine the state standard of 10 milligrams of sulfate per liter in waters that produce wild rice.
The action is welcomed by northeastern Minnesota’s taconite industry.
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