By mober079 The PulseNovember 8, 2017

Demystifying the complex world of water: Your questions, answered

The rocky coast of Lake Superior. — Demystifying the complex world of water: Your questions, answered, MPR

We all need reminders: answers to good questions about water in MN, courtesy of Minnesota Public Radio.

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Introduction

Introduction to Issue 26 | Commitment

By Laurie Moberg, Editor This spring, we’ve put this issue together while university campuses across the country and beyond have been in uproar. Setting...

By Laurie Moberg, Editor

Feature

Rivers of Lake Superior’s North Shore: Historical Methodology and Ojibwe Dialects

By Erik Martin Redix. The drive along the North Shore of Lake Superior between Duluth and the international border on Highway 61 is an...

By Erik Martin Redix

Feature

On The Physicality of Hope

By Joanne Richardson. We depend on water to sustain us, yet threats to our biogeophysical and social systems, which directly impact our water, are...

By Joanne Richardson

Feature

Rights of Nature and the St. Louis River Estuary

By Emily Levang. What if we related to water as our kin? I went to the St. Louis River estuary in early January together...

By Emily Levang

Geographies

Libraries Burning

By Phyllis Mauch Messenger. For much of the planet, 2023 was the warmest year on record, and the 12 warmest years have all been...

By Phyllis Mauch Messenger

In Review

Stories to the Surface: Revealing the Impacts of Hydroelectric Development in Manitoba

By Caroline Fidan Tyler Doenmez. Manitoba, although known as one of Canada’s prairie provinces, is arguably more defined by its waterways. One story tells that...

By Caroline Fidan Tyler Doenmez

Perspectives

Reflections on UPRIVER: A Watershed Film

By Chris O'Brien. As part of the longstanding Moos Family Speaker Series on Water Resources, Freshwater and the University of Minnesota College of Biological...

By Chris O'Brien

Primary Sources

Ghost Streams and Redlining

By Jacob Napieralski. In 2021, metro Detroit was hit with a rainstorm so severe that President Joe Biden issued a major disaster declaration at...

By Jacob Napieralski

Teaching and Practice

Centering Water: Practices of Commitment

By Boyce Upholt, Katie Hart Potapoff, Michael Anderson, Britt Gangeness, Angie Hong, Coosa Riverkeeper, Greg Seitz, and Andy Erickson. Water is part of our...

By Boyce Upholt, Katie Hart Potapoff, Michael Anderson, Britt Gangeness, Angie Hong, Coosa Riverkeeper, Greg Seitz, and Andy Erickson

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Figure 4. Slab-on-grade house that flooded, Flood water is shown surrounding the house and coming all the way up to the structure. Ascension Parish. August 2016. Image courtesy of the author.

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