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Wildlife

Great Lakes researchers fear killer shrimp and other looming invaders

By Guest Contributor | December 6, 2012

Killer shrimp are on a list of organisms scientist fear could yet invade the Great Lakes.

They are among at least 53 potential invasion threats researchers have identified on a new watchlist.

Water

Great Lakes problems playing out on region’s beaches

By Guest Contributor | December 4, 2012

Great Lakes beaches are important indicators of ecosystem health.

They are plagued by sewer overflows, leaky septic tanks, polluted stormwater and invasive species.

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Turkey treat

By Guest Contributor | November 23, 2012

Happy Thanksgiving from our friends at the Lookin’ At It crew.

Energy

Holland weighs energy choice; other cities at similar crossroad

By Guest Contributor | November 20, 2012

The city of Holland in Michigan is looking to diversify energy sources after a failed attempt to expand a coal plant. City officials are pushing for a new natural gas plant. Critics say gas is not an environmentally-friendly choice.

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Photo Friday: Fungi, up close and personal

By Guest Contributor | November 16, 2012

 

 

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Photo Friday: The colors of Johannesburg, Mich.

By Guest Contributor | October 26, 2012
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EPA: Oil still threatens Kalamazoo River two years after spill

By Guest Contributor | October 13, 2012

Enbridge needs to dredge accumulating oil from 100 acres of the river’s bottom, EPA says.

The work could take up to a year and cost tens of millions of dollars.

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Photo Friday: Enjoying the colors of fall

By Guest Contributor | October 5, 2012
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Michigan’s Kalamazoo River oil spill larger than official estimates

By Guest Contributor | June 19, 2012

Documents from the federal investigation into the largest spill of diluted bitumen in U.S. history point to the need for a more accurate accounting.

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VIDEO: Access Denied – Sidewalks often obstacles for wheelchairs

By Guest Contributor | June 22, 2010

Video: A look at the walkability of a shopping center in the heart of Michigan’s capital region.

Even where sidewalks exist, they are sometimes not yet compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

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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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