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While it may be too early to tell the full extent of changes in the weather on farmers and their crops, it could pose a problem for farmers in the coming months if the weather continues to fluctuate.
Some scientists from the Great Lakes area used Twitter to introduce themselves and their work to the public.
“Land Grab” is the story of John Hantz’s plan to purchase and renovate 10,000 acres in Detroit.
The National Park Service is analyzing what impacts park landscapes to help maintain them.
The study found that as many as 78 percent of Milwaukee streams have toxic levels of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, also known as PAHs.
Neonicotinoids have been linked in some studies to declining pollinator population, but they are also a key tool in protecting ash trees from the invasive emerald ash borer.
The U.S. Forest Service busts a 70-year-old Minnesota man for stealing thousands of black spruce tree tops from the Chippewa National Forest in northern Minnesota and selling them for Christmas decorations. Edminster — whose birthday coincidentally falls on Christmas Day — pleaded guilty to stealing federal government property and faces sentencing by U.S. District Judge Wilhelmina Wright later this year.
A new book introduces readers to a compelling but disappearing landscape.
The Soo Locks are essential to the Great Lakes and the United States economy, and they desperately need to be upgraded.
A $210,000 federal crop loan wasn’t a big deal at first. Now a former Wisconsinite is on probation.