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1:39Now PlayingThe Minnesota Department of Health has updated its fish consumption guidelines due to mercury and PFAS contamination in certain areas.
The guidelines vary based on who you are, the size and type of fish you caught, and where you caught the fish. The main concerns appear to be northeast Minnesota, where mercury remains an issue, and new to the report is the Vermillion River where officials have detected per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in fish for the first time.
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