
Gov. Mark Dayton’s reluctant decision last week to exclude private ditches from buffer strip mapping was an obvious setback to his hard-fought 2015 water-quality law.
But the head of Minnesota’s Board of Water and Soil Resources (BWSR) says that private ditches account for only a “small portion” of surface drainage and that the state is forging ahead with its plan to thwart chemical runoff from soils in farm country. The StarTribune reports. | READ MORE
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