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In Search of America (Minnesota Outdoors) #700476

ABC Evening News for Thursday, May 16, 2002
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(Minneapolis-St. Paul: Peter Jennings) How development in Minnesota is endangering the environment featured; details given from the 1973 "Time" magazine cover story on the "good life" in the upper Midwest; scenes shown of Minnesota's lakes and wilderness. [University of Minnesota lake development researcher George OWNING - cites the national trend of relocating cities.] [Natural Resources Department's Carroll HENDERSON - says lakeshore building creates environmental problems for the wildlife and fisheries; states it is time for a wake-up call.] [From the air, chief conservation officer Dick STOLTMAN - cites the destruction of the environment.]

Reporter(s):
Jennings, Peter
Duration:
00:03:40

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