Study finds elevated mercury levels in fish from lakes with zebra mussels

by University of Minnesota

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Researchers working the shoreline as part of a groundbreaking zebra mussel study.

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Chuck Johnson of Perham assumes the role of Abraham Lincoln at the Fergus Falls Public Library.

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