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Photo Friday: surf suds

By David Poulson | December 18, 2015

Is this great lake a Great Lake?

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Farmers grapple with water regulation, energy policy

By WKAR Current State | December 10, 2015

Hundreds of farmers met for the Michigan Farm Bureau’s annual meeting to discuss new EPA water regulations.

Water
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Great Lakes Month in Review: Flint water crisis

By WKAR Current State | December 7, 2015

A recap of the Great Lakes’ biggest environmental stories in November.

Water

Photo Friday: Storm wave sloshes sediment into Lake Erie

By admin | December 4, 2015

Satellite image shows impact of a wave known as a seiche.

Water

Great Lakes miss out on great thanks

By David Poulson | November 26, 2015

Relax, it’s just a Facebook dump of an unscientific data sample. Great waters get great gratitude.

Water

The sorry state of Michigan’s environmental watchdog

By Gary Wilson | November 13, 2015

Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder’s environmental legacy at stake.

Water

Microbeads and fish farms

By Guest Contributor | November 12, 2015

A Petoskey News-Review podcast.

Pictured Rocks, David Marvin
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U.P. water study boosts conservation efforts

By Eric Freedman | October 19, 2015

Research at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore sheds light on the critical environmental role that shallow seasonal pools of water play in supporting wildlife.

Water

Lake Superior: Mean enough to be Trump’s running mate?

By David Poulson | October 12, 2015

We’re not talking gales of November kind of mean.

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Tracking status of Great Lakes sea lamprey with new app

By Kayla Smith | October 7, 2015

Track the dramatic drop in invasive sea lamprey numbers in the Great Lakes with the Great Lakes Fishery Commission’s new app.

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Environmental news of the Great Lakes region from the Knight Center for Environmental Journalism at Michigan State University.

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