Minnesota: A History of the Land, Episode 3

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• KA

  @kayakchrispy · 4 years ago

  The McKnight foundation, maintaining a healthy environment on the Mississippi River. After dumping industrial waste and contamination into ponds in Washington county and then siphoning it into the St. Croix river which flows into the Mississippi .. now there’s phosphorus pollution everywhere. thanks 3M

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• SU

  @sunray8136 · 4 years ago

  My favorite ever soup is chicken wild rice and it has to be home made. Love the Minnesota wild rice.

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• BO

  @boejohnson151 · 5 years ago

  Episode 3 what&apos;s left for our youth? <a href="https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/thuglife">#thuglife</a>

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• ST

  @starduster6687 · 1 year ago

  I love this series. My grandpa George McCullough, who was State Commissioner of Minnesota from 28-31 was part of the restoration of wildlife and the land that Sigrid Olsen and Leopold talked about. He built a log cabin on Wabana where I would spend my summer vacations with Grandpa as he shared his knowledge and was always working on planting white pine and fixing the cabin. What great days those were!

• MO

  @MOV1983 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Had the settlers sat down and talked with the Native Americans about the land (and heeded them) the natives could have given them some lessons in ecosystems which would have been some of the same conclusions that were come to at the end of the documentary.

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• OB

  @Obstatic · 2 years ago

  What an incredible, high-quality series 💙💚

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• GE

  @geraldmorain3166 · 4 years ago

  So pleased to see ,clorado &nbsp;has like docuhistory ,history will tell &nbsp;how we educate.

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• ST

  @StephenJelinek · 3 years ago

  In 2019 set my kayak in at lake Itaska. Paddled to &nbsp;New Orleans the River gets worse and worse. South of St. Louis recreational use disappears.

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• TB

  @tbobrow8350 · 2 years ago

  the greater part of wisdom that cant be taught in doors A good man.My GOD

• LA

  @lars277 · 4 years ago

  I do not think that one guy meant decimate the forests. That would mean just taking 10%. &nbsp;I think he meant to say annihilate.

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• DO

  @DoctorJoanieTool · 2 years ago

  I think this is airing on PBS TPT tonight!!

• ME

  @meredithlynn · 4 years ago (edited)

  Living with the reality of decisions that our ancestors made is what we see when we use our hindsight vision. Fixing those problems are the challenge of those who try to improve on the misguided advise and consequences. Wisdom comes from experience and finding solutions to difficult human survival and prosperity problems. We are a young country and we too share a roll in making decisions that will affect our offspring and future generations. I wonder what their hindsight vision will be.

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