Reports

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Title Author Publication Date Publishersort ascending Location Keywords Source
Introduction: Managing Rivers with Broad Historical Changes and Human Impacts James, L. Allan
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Minnesota's Ground Water Condition: A Statewide View MPCA 2007
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Analysis of Benthis Macroinvertebrate Communitites in the Minnesota River Watershed Zischke, J.A. 1993
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2004 Stream Monitoring and assessment Report Metropolitan Council 2005
St. Paul , MN ,
Pesticide Sales Information Search Minnesota Department of Agriculture 2008
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Population Change by County between Censuses US Census Bureau 2000
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Project River Bend, Six County River Management Plan 1982
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A review and analysis of watershed management in the Minnesota River Basin Bigalke, Kevin D 2004
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Global Climate Change and its Impact on Minnesota Minnesota Pollution Control Agency 2007
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Minnesota river Assessment Project Report Volume 1, Workplan and Prject Summary Minnesota Pollution control Agency 1994
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Minnesota Housing Prices, 2007-2008 Minnesota State Demographic Center 2007
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Population, Housing, Housing Prices
Fish Consumption: Safe Eating Guidelines Minnesota Department of Health 2009
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MRAP land use land III SWCD methodology Mueller , Mary 1991
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Prairie Protection Website MDNR 2007
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Identification of Sediment Sources in an Agricultural Watershed Report ot the Legislative Commission on Minnesota's Resources Schottler , S.P 2002
St. Paul , MN ,
Fish Community Analysis in the Minnesota River Basin Bailey, P.A. 1993
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The Minnesota River Basin: Hydrologic Overview and Assessment of Spring Resurges B. Magner, J.A. 1994
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National Pesticide Information Center webesite Oregon State University and USEPA
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Environmental Statistical Group- Hydrologic Unit Project website Montana State University 2008
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Map of Minnesota Population Changes 1990-2000 Minnesota Planning 2000
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