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Worms, streams and renewable energy

By Jeff Kart | May 17, 2017

An environmental update from Mr. Great Lakes.

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River lovers rally in Grand Rapids

By admin | May 12, 2017

River Network’s annual River Rally conference took place this week.

Catch of the Day

Green, fast locomotives coming to region

By Karen Hopper Usher | May 8, 2017

Greener locomotives will soon start transporting passengers around the Great Lakes region.

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N.Y. towns fear impact of Lake Ontario flooding

By Angelica A. Morrison and Veronica Volk | May 4, 2017

New York residents worry rising waters are eroding lakefront properties.

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Environmental groups sue EPA over condition of Lake Erie

By Elizabeth Miller | May 3, 2017

Environmental groups have filed a federal lawsuit, accusing the Environmental Protection Agency of violating the Clean Water Act.

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Great Lakes scientists team up to track fish with GLATOS

By Max Johnston | May 3, 2017

The Great Lakes Acoustic Telemetry Observation Systems, or GLATOS, is a network of researchers sharing fish-tracking data from across the Great Lakes basin.

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Five-year horse doping lawsuit not over yet

By Ben Muir | April 28, 2017

The case started in 2012 when a horse owned by David Esslin, then a member of the Michigan Horse Pulling Association, tested positive for an illegal substance. He was fined and suspended from the association.

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Wilderness guide turns storytelling skills to memoir

By Kate Habrel | April 25, 2017

Douglas Wood, author, musician and guide, invites readers on a journey through the wilderness in his new book, “Deep Woods, Wild Waters.”

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Mr. Great Lakes: Energy laws, nesting duck advice, power plant expansion

By Jeff Kart | April 21, 2017

The latest from Mr. Great Lakes.

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Prehistory found deep in Lake Huron

By Eric Freedman | April 18, 2017

The findings are a reminder that climate has never really been stable, and that much of the evidence of human adaptation to climate change isn’t found on land.

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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.

Recent Articles

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  • The Royal Oak Farmers Market sign and building.
    Rooted in community, farmers markets continue to grow
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    By Capital News Service
  • Solar panels being installed on the roof at Marquette Alternative High School.
    Converting public schools to clean energy will create jobs, group says
    By Capital News Service
  • Michigan farm in Washtenaw Co.
    Grants will boost research on PFAS contamination of farmland
    By Capital News Service
  • A playground constructed out of wood beams.
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    By Great Lakes Echo
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