Nearshore
Clean up of Great Lakes hot spots may get one-year reprieve, but supporters fear long term cuts
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The president’s proposed cuts to the GLRI will have severe consequences for the Great Lakes, unless Congress can turn things around.
Great Lakes Echo (https://greatlakesecho.org/category/nearshore/page/7/)
The nearshore encompasses beaches and wetlands. It extends from uplands through the coasts and into the water near the shore.
The president’s proposed cuts to the GLRI will have severe consequences for the Great Lakes, unless Congress can turn things around.
New Yorkers living on the south shore of Lake Ontario are stacking sandbags in hopes of keeping the rising lake back.
The program supporting shoreline improvements is supported in part by a federal agency facing a proposed 17 percent cut.
Study shows how human development silences birdsong as it devours wetlands.
They sniff out pollution with the help of high-tech DNA analysis.
Warm winters don’t necessarily make for lowered lakes.
Study says they accumulate a pollutant without harming themselves, creating a body burden that can help point the way for the clean up of contaminants that threaten public health.
The state of Michigan is offering grant money to fund monitoring inland beaches this summer.
A resurgence of wild rice in popular lakes near Toronto has sparked debate over conflicting recreational and cultural values.