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Luminaire Environmental and Technologies, Inc. made “false representations to customers” and prospective customers that it would properly dispose of or incinerate the PCBs, the U.S. Attorney’s office said.
While the Flight 93 National Memorial is described as a place of mourning and relief for family and friends, it’s not just relatives doing the healing here.
Businesses along western Lake Erie are hurting from dwindling tourism as more anglers avoid the lake, said charter fisherman Dean Thompson. His own business has dropped 40 percent this year.
The Great Lakes Restoration Initiative has been funding states and counties for years, trying to create buy-in from farmers in the fight against dangerous algae blooms. Starting in November the Great Lakes Commission will ask, “is it working?”
The unofficial poet laureate of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, Russell Thorburn, looks at his northern home through familiar characters and personal experiences.
Take a look at this park named for one of the United States’s most obscure presidents.
The story was about the growing interest in North America in raising insects for food.
Rather than fetching coffee, Max Johnston spent his summer internship in the field gathering story ideas, audio and writing scripts to report on Northern Michigan’s environment.
Great Lakes scientists and advocates come together to discuss environmental issues over a beer.
The town is a designated “harbor of refuge” by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.