Troubled Waters: A Mississippi River Story

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[@zack_120]

Hope many many more people see this to understand the problems and do whatever each individual can

[@tiffanyjackson9846]

This video should have way more likes away ppl are not paying attention to what’s really important our home our mother meaning the earth because she’s speaking to us all in major ways

[@freeworldpress5190]

Great filming and photos and story, thanks.

[@Prairiehawkmn]

Awsome ,I shared on fb

[@logdog8920]

As a soil grading contractor from west central Wis, our company has for the past 45 years, built earthen dams and water ways, adjacient to Lake Pepin. Most of these were constructed in Pepin, Dunn or Pierce Countys in Wisconsin, on agriculture land. As we are proud to have done "Our Part" in combating soil erosion, in this area, it appears as if it might be '2 little 2 Late".

[@tiffanyjackson9846]

The question is what did we as human do wrong what did we neglect to take care of because this is bad bad almost like curse bad we as humanity has to right our wrongs period

[@janlabuschagne4759]

Dus n maklike storie die mens wil sy eie God wees . Om meer kos te produseer met mider voedingswaarde is tog n leun. Ja binne 30 jaar is die dag van vandag doker ,behalwe hul wat die natuur reels gevolg het.

[@dedrakuhn6103]

Thanks to the ethanol mandates. Way to go.

[@dedrakuhn6103]

The farming fence row to fence row and thru waterways the quest for renewable fuel based on converting Canadian fertilizer into corn using chemicals to kill weeds and insects. We get polluted ground water, no birds. And no fish. Organic crops equal extreme soil erosion which isn't any better

[@valentinspinner7886]

If we change to vegan diet and small organic farmers with food forests we can solve this problem and the climate and biodiversity crises.

[@brianolson1098]

If ethanol production is subsidized and it takes eight gallons of fossil fuel to produce ten gallons of ethanol, i don't see the benefit of growing corn.