Great Lakes Echo (http://greatlakesecho.org/category/water/page/2/)
Includes water quality, quantity and use.
For the third straight year federal officials are threatening to cut the budget for restoring contaminated sites in the Great Lakes. And while Congress has so far resisted such cuts, environmental officials fear the constant attacks on the popular program.
Study examines how what boaters are told about invasive species influences their actions.
This is how algal blooms are monitored in the Great Lakes Basin.
A proposed aquaculture project could make Michigan the first state to commercially raise African longfin eel.
The new report examining the big picture finds algae cells persisting in sediments through the winter.
Michigan breweries lead the nation in participating in campaign to help trees and ultimately the water that makes their beer.
Plastic straws pose problems to waterways and the animals that inhabit them.
A new study reports that aesthetics are the main reason anglers avoid harmful algal blooms.
Flint’s lead-tainted water crisis has drawn international headlines, but some states and their water systems appear to be slow in learning the importance of keeping the public informed about similar risks.
A new study shows a boost in economic activity in communities along the Great Lakes Corridor where Great Lakes Restoration Initiative projects took place.