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Minnesota investigators talk to more than 100 landowners about Rush Creek fish kill

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More than 2,500 fish were found dead July 25 on Rush Creek near Lewiston. The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency believes the die-off was most likely caused by contaminated runoff. Investigators have talked to more than 100 landowners in the area. Similar events in 2015 and 2019 killed thousands more fish in a river and a brook a few miles away.

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Minnesota investigators talk to more than 100 landowners about Rush Creek fish kill

More than 2,500 fish, mostly prized brown trout, may have been killed by contaminated runoff.

2 years ago·Minneapolis, United States
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