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Special | 5m 50s | Mystery: What did early industrialists bury in the bay? (5m 50s)
Episode 5: Restoring Sturgeon to the Upper St. Louis River
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Special | 6m 49s | Mystery: How will sturgeon survive another millennium in the St. Louis River? (6m 49s)
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Special | 7m 3s | Mystery: Why can’t we eat the fish, and will it ever be safe? (7m 3s)
Episode 3: Western Lake Superior Sanitary District (WLSSD)
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Special | 5m 33s | Mystery: Human and industrial waste was a BIG factor in the early contamination... (5m 33s)
Episode 2 : US Steel/Spirit Lake Remediation Efforts
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Special | 6m 49s | Remediation: What does it mean? 3 common approaches to site remediation. (6m 49s)
Episode 1: Exploring the St. Louis River Mystery
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Special | 6m 8s | Why is the estuary significant? When was it at its worst? (6m 8s)
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