Minnesota and Wisconsin have a lot of lakes, and Midwesterners love our lakes.  We visit them often, but human activities may actually be

Minnesota and Wisconsin have a lot of lakes, and Midwesterners love our lakes.  We visit them often, but human activities may actually be hurting/destroying the lakes we love.    please watch the 2 videos . Also feel free to perform internet research. Then, explain 3 ways we are hurting our lakes. This could be changes humans have made or accidental actions/activities that build up over time to damage the environment.

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Our lake, our legacy : protecting Minnesota life at the lake

Lake Shoreline Loving our lakes to death

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