Environment and the River: Maps of the Mississippi.

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Environment and the River: Maps of the Mississippi.

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Craig, William J.

Anderson, William S.

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1991

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Center for Urban and Regional Affairs, University of Minnesota

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environmental impacts

fertilizers

maps

Mississippi River

pesticides

soil

wetlands

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The Mississippi River's watershed encompasses the middle two-fifths of the United States. Anything that fouls the environment in this area is proclaimed by changes in the river itself, so the river serves as an environmental barometer for the core of the nation. Collected here is a baseline of environmental data on the river in 1991. The data are collected in maps that give a picture of the current level of environmental quality, activities that affect the environment, and human ability to cope with environmental issues.

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Craig, William J.; Anderson, William S.. (1991). Environment and the River: Maps of the Mississippi.. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/207762.

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