Echo
Former Great Lakes exec campaigns for “holistic” approach to water issues
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Cameron Davis’ world has changed dramatically in the past year since leaving the U.S. EPA.
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Cameron Davis’ world has changed dramatically in the past year since leaving the U.S. EPA.
Two years after Flint’s lead in drinking water issues finally boiled over and hit the national spotlight, emotions continue to run high on the topic.
Thunderbird Strike, a video game with an environmental message, has come under fire from petroleum advocates.
Do the negative claims leveled at the video game Thunderbird Strike hold up? Or does its environmental message hold weight?
A family bought a house in April 2014. In September 2015, their child was diagnosed with lead poisoning.
Toledo and Lucas County officials are leading the fight to curb Ohio’s algae-feeding pollutants. It’s a role they say should be played by the U.S. EPA.
A young angler reeled in the catch of a lifetime during the first annual #ChicagoFishes event.
Businesses along western Lake Erie are hurting from dwindling tourism as more anglers avoid the lake, said charter fisherman Dean Thompson. His own business has dropped 40 percent this year.
The Great Lakes Restoration Initiative has been funding states and counties for years, trying to create buy-in from farmers in the fight against dangerous algae blooms. Starting in November the Great Lakes Commission will ask, “is it working?”
Lake Superior is now the third clearest of the Great Lakes, but clarity isn’t necessarily something the two new front runners should be proud of.