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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.

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.

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Chicago teens explore climate resilience

By Morgan Linn | October 31, 2016

A federal grant awarded to the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry will be used to teach students climate science on a sphere.

Climate

Climate change diversifies Michigan wine

By Natasha Blakely | October 25, 2016

A university study finds that the time Michigan grapes have to ripen has dramatically increased over the past few decades. That’s opened the door to new wine making opportunities.

Birds

Great Lakes forest birds mostly stable or increasing

By Josh Bender | August 15, 2016

But 25-year study by 700 birdwatchers in three national forests found that climate change restricts the range of some of them.

Climate

Wisconsin, Michigan attorneys general call Exxon climate change investigation a grave mistake

By Andy Balaskovitz | July 22, 2016

They sign a letter that states that if minimizing the risks of climate change represents fraud then so, too, does “exaggerating” the risks of climate change.

Climate

Animation shows Great Lakes ice cover fluctuations

By Josh Bender | June 1, 2016

Climate change, El Nino, geography, solar reflection and other factors create a complex formula that determines how much ice forms on the Great Lakes.

Climate

Researchers get fresh Great Lakes data from aboard Beaver Island ferry

By Josh Bender | May 17, 2016

The effort helps meet the challenge of collecting data on a complex lake with ever-changing physical conditions.

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Storm cuts power but creates powerful images

By Kevin Duffy | March 25, 2016

A heavy snow and ice storm slows the start of spring but offers a rare photo op.

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

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