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contamination

Great Lakes waters threaten Beluga whales

By Lucy Schroeder | July 26, 2017

Stew of persistent organic pollutants harms their ability to reproduce.

Nearshore

Life’s a beach – two of them on the Great Lakes

By David Poulson | July 18, 2017

NASA checks out the nation’s beaches from space.

Air

Experts seek warning system for Great Lakes tsunamis

By Jack Nissen | June 20, 2017

The big waves induced by weather patterns above the Great Lakes are expected to increase in intensity and frequency with climate change.

Asian carp

Outdoor groups push for carp solution

By David Poulson | June 9, 2017

They’re releasing a series of anti-carp videos throughout the summer.

Catch of the Day

Play lake trivia at the lake

By David Poulson | June 8, 2017

Test your lake knowledge with a new trivia game from University of Wisconsin extension.

Asian carp

Michigan seeks ‘Eureka!’ cry on carp control

By Talitha Tukura Pam | May 15, 2017

The state is pursuing a game show technique increasingly used to solve difficult natural resource and other problems. Will it be enough to prompt someone to run naked down the street?

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Seed-stealing insects hinder prairie restoration

By Liam Tiernan | April 24, 2017

The finding may lead to better conservation of a largely unprotected ecosystem and one that can help mitigate climate change by capturing carbon.

Endangered wildlife

Great Lakes mammoths may have starved after population explosion

By Max Johnston | April 3, 2017

Demise of the predators that ate them may have led to their own downfall.

Homepage Featured

Budget proposal threatens coastal improvement program

By Carl Stoddard | March 28, 2017

The program supporting shoreline improvements is supported in part by a federal agency facing a proposed 17 percent cut.

Energy

Indiana man appeals sentence in $55 million biodiesel fraud case

By Lucy Schroeder | March 27, 2017

It’s the state’s largest tax fraud case.

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Podcasts

  • Climate change threatens maple trees — and syrup

    Scientists say climate change affects everything from weather patterns to animal migrations. And now, a popular breakfast condiment could be at risk as well – maple syrup.

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Catch of the Day

  • Oil boom boosts sand mining along Great Lakes

    The nation's rush to increase oil production is having a long-distance impact on the Great Lakes region.

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Commentary

  • New research tackles Great Lakes regional problems

    New book edited by Eric Freedman and Mark Neuzil offers in-depth look at groundbreaking research that may shape the future of the ecologically unique and economically vital Great Lakes basin.

Photo Friday

  • Photo Friday: Icy Lake Erie

    It's mostly melted now, but an unusually cold winter had Lake Erie's ice cover at over 90 percent.

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