Minnesota sets goal to curb gulf dead zone by 20 35 percent
Minnesota officials unveil a plan to cut nitrogen losses by 20 percent and phosphorus by 35 percent within 12 years, targeting farms, urban areas, and water plants. The plan, presented to regulators, seeks to reduce pollution flowing to the Mississippi and Gulf of Mexico, amid debate over enforcement and reliance on voluntary actions.
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