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Land

Edamame demand could spark production in Great Lakes region

By Carin Tunney | January 9, 2017

But this high-maintenance cousin in the soy family requires careful harvesting.

Climate

Scientists explore the mysterious inner space of the subnivium

By Carin Tunney | January 3, 2017

Their research could reveal how climate change impacts Great Lakes plants and animals.

Climate

Moonlight and satellite detect snow bright

By David Poulson | December 23, 2016

NASA satellite instrument detects Great Lakes lake effect snow.

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Winter brings new opportunities for recreation in Michigan

By Becky Wildt | December 22, 2016

Animal body language, team building and water conservation are among the subjects examined by winter explorers.

Catch of the Day

Oil drilling permits issued in Michigan hit 89-year low

By Sam Corden | December 16, 2016

Low prices mean drillers don’t have the cash to develop new wells.

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Cleaner water prompts environmental conflict

By Brooke Peloquin | December 15, 2016

A resurgence of wild rice in popular lakes near Toronto has sparked debate over conflicting recreational and cultural values.

endangered plants

Native prairie restoration fights invasive species and helps the endangered ones

By Becky Wildt | December 7, 2016

Even prairie remnants as small as potted plants on an apartment balcony can help butterflies migrate.

clean energy

State energy bill could increase costs for solar users

By Ray Wilbur | December 6, 2016

Charging for the cost of moving solar power over the utility grid discourages investment. And advocates say such costs are offset by producing cheap power instead of using high-cost generators to meet peak demand.

Climate

Enzyme makes producing biofuels easier

By Chao Yan | November 29, 2016

Fostering its production could help fight climate change by making it easier to produce alternatives to fossil fuels.

Areas of Concern

U.S., Canada battle St. Clair River’s polluted legacy

By Megan McDonnell | November 21, 2016

Bacteria, industrial pollutants, mercury among the challenges.

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About Great Lakes Echo

Environmental news of the Great Lakes region from the Knight Center for Environmental Journalism at Michigan State University.

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