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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Will Evaluate Habitat Improvement of the ST. Louis River Area of Concern Through Collecting and Analyzing Habitat Construction and Sediment Quality Data. Anticipated Deliverables Include Data Sets to Generate Biological Metrics, Sediment Quality Assessments, and Biological and Stream Parameter Measurements With the Expected Outcome of Evaluating Those Biological and Physical Metrics to Quantify Restoration Efforts, Thereby Achieving Meaningful Progress Towards the Fish Consumption Advisory, Degradation of Benthos, Restrictions on Dredging, and Loss of Habitat Beneficial Use Impairments in the ST. Louis River Area of Concern. Beneficiaries of This Project Include the People, Animals, and Habitat Within the ST. Louis River Area of Concern Currently Negatively Impacted by the Beneficial Use Impairments.
Committed
$396,586
Paid out
$218.6K
55%
Committed, not yet paid
$178.0K
45%
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