Angie Hong
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- Sep 26, 2026
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Keeping the water safe to drink (opens the original)
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You turn on the sink, and fill a glass to drink. Where does the water come from? The ocean? The St. Croix River? Maybe a nearby lake? When glaciers melted at the end of the last Ice Age, some of the water soaked down into the ground and filled empty pore space in sandstone layers deep below. These eventually became the aquifers that we use for drinking water today. Groundwater provides 100% of the drinking water for people in Washington County and 75% of the drinking water in Minnesota. If you l
Recipe for lake restoration success (opens the original)
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Known as the east metroâs premiere muskie fishing lake, Bald Eagle is a big lake (1043 acres) that touches portions of Anoka, Ramsey, and Washington Counties. Like many urban lakes, Bald Eagleâs water quality began to decline in the 1980s and 90s when the northeast metro developed and the lake began collecting nutrient-rich stormwater runoff from city streets, neighborhoods, and golf courses. Algae blooms became common and, in 2002, Bald Eagle was added to Minnesotaâs impaired waters list.
Ode to oaks (opens the original)
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I pause my bike at the top of the hill beneath a cluster of towering oaks. Their massive canopies surround me on all sides and I feel a bit like a child who has just built a pillow fort in the living room, thrown a blanket over the top, and entered an imaginary world. Birds and squirrels bustle about busily and for a moment, anything seems possible. Oak trees are a powerful keystone species that can live for centuries, produce millions of acorns, and support more wildlife than any other tree gen
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