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Environmental Health Division
Urban Water Cycle
Urban Water Cycle Interactive Drinking Water Module
The Urban Water Cycle is an interactive module on drinking water developed by the Minnesota Department of Health in partnership with the Hamline University Center for Global Environmental Education. It has been used in science classrooms around Minnesota and has been a component in the annual Drinking Water Institute for Educators. In 2021 the program was updated with new features and made adaptable for new platforms.
Select the module image to get started!
