In 2018, EPA began sediment cleanups on Minnesota's St. Louis River; eight years later

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The St. Louis River in Minnesota has seen significant sediment cleanup, with over 1.9 million cubic yards of contamination dealt with. The final phase at Thomson Reservoir…

Rivers have always been symbols of movement and sustenance, come what may. But years of industrial activity have polluted the waterway that has supported communities and wildlife.In northeastern Minnesota, the St. Louis River is beginning to tell a different story. A major milestone was reached in May 2026, when the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), alongside the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) and other partners, celebrated the completion of the final sediment cleanup project on the Minnesota side of the river.

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