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Lake Winnipeg is the tenth largest freshwater lake in the world, a prairie sea that communities and wildlife depend on for habitat, drinking water, recreation, fishing, and tourism — but the lake is dying. Toxic algae blooms, so big they can be seen from outer space, are a regular occurrence on the lake. The problem has been growing for years, and today, Lake Winnipeg is at a tipping point...
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