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'Is a River Alive?' explores what we should learn from rivers

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By Pamela Miller
| Hastings Tribune Verified
We Minnesotans are almost all lucky enough to live near a river. The Mississippi, Minnesota, Red, Pigeon, Cascade, Crow, St. Croix, St. Louis, Whitewater, Zumbro and thousands of other waterways flow through our state. Rivers have shaped our landscape, economy and history. Through the eons, humans have worshiped them, abused them and sometimes saved them. Rivers run through our art and our dreams. Who among us has not sat by a river to contemplate its mysteries? Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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Review: ‘Is a River Alive?’ explores what we should learn from rivers

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By Pamela Miller
| The State Verified
We Minnesotans are almost all lucky enough to live near a river. The Mississippi, Minnesota, Red, Pigeon, Cascade, Crow, St. Croix, St. Louis, Whitewater, Zumbro and thousands of other waterways flow through our state. Rivers have shaped our landscape, economy and history. Through the eons, humans have worshiped them, abused them and sometimes saved them. Rivers run through our art and our dreams. Who among us has not sat by a river to contemplate its mysteries? Well then. Are rivers alive?
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Review: ‘Is a River Alive?’ explores what we should learn from rivers

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By Pamela Miller
| The Derrick and The News-Herald Verified
We Minnesotans are almost all lucky enough to live near a river. The Mississippi, Minnesota, Red, Pigeon, Cascade, Crow, St. Croix, St. Louis, Whitewater, Zumbro and thousands of other waterways flow through our state. Rivers have shaped our landscape, economy and history. Through the eons, humans have worshiped them, abused them and sometimes saved them. Rivers run through our art and our dreams. Who among us has not sat by a river to contemplate its mysteries?
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