After big storms in Minnesota, Lake Superior can experience 15-foot waves. Last week, surfers flocked to the shore of Lake Superior in subzero windchills in search of large waves. Read the full story Minnesota Public Radio.
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Superior Stewardship: In Duluth, the Great Lakes are more than a resource, they’re part of an identity
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One of those cities has been making strides in improving its resiliency while preserving its culture – Duluth, Minnesota.