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In long-sought change, states must consider tribal rights when crafting water rules

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State regulators have long been tasked with setting water quality standards for those areas. A new rule directs them to consider the treaty-protected aquatic species that depend on those waters.

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In long-sought change, states must consider tribal rights when crafting water rules

State regulators have long been tasked with setting water quality standards for those areas. A new rule directs them to consider the treaty-protected aquatic species that depend on those waters.

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In long-sought change, states must consider tribal rights when crafting water rules

In the 1800s, the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa joined other tribes in signing a pair of treaties with the federal government, giving up massive swaths of land in return for the creation of a reservation in…

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In long-sought change, states must consider tribal rights when crafting water rules • Minnesota Reformer

Darold Madigan, left, and Ryan White harvest wild rice, or manoomin, on Leech Lake in Minnesota in 2022. Some tribes in the Great Lakes region retain rights to harvest wild rice and other resources on ancestral lands outside of reservation boundaries. Photo by Jessie Wardarski/The Associated Press. In the 1800s, the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa joined other tribes in signing a pair of treaties with the federal government, giving up…

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