Great Lakes Echo (https://greatlakesecho.org/category/the-buzz/page/14/)
Southeast Michigan author Niel Lehto digs through old case files and newspapers to deliver a book detailing the rise and fall of Detroit’s streetcar industry and its impact on the city’s historical development.
Artist Ariel Aberg-Riger makes Lake Erie’s story accessible and engaging with a watercolor comic.
A recent study says that there’s little to no water quality monitoring for recreational waters in winter. Winter swimmers, surfers and sailboarders beware.
Michigan’s natural landscapes have been marketed as refuges for urbanites since the 1800s.
Study shows how human development silences birdsong as it devours wetlands.
It illustrates where bacteria affiliated with agricultural run-off or defective sewer systems is present.
Researchers say tree loss plays a role in street crime.
The persistent contaminant is a problem, even though it has replaced a different flame retardant that is more troublesome.
Highland Copper’s exploratory drilling in the Upper Peninsula has angered many Michiganders.
They sniff out pollution with the help of high-tech DNA analysis.