An eroding St. Joseph River bank will be stabilized, curtailing nutrient pollution

A 575-foot section of embankment that has significantly eroded and continues to pollute Michigan’s St. Joseph River with sediment and nutrients will be stabilized with a construction project starting this month. Read the full story by the South Bend Tribune.

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