Great Lakes Echo (https://greatlakesecho.org/category/water/page/35/)
Includes water quality, quantity and use.
The International Joint Commission, a binational agency that advises the US and Canada on shared environmental issues, is collecting comments on its draft 10-year review of water protection in the Great Lakes.
The state changed its mind whether a permit is needed to store water treatment residuals there.
Photographer Ken Scott caught a glimpse of a “superior mirage” in northern Lake Michigan.
Fascinated by projects that interpret environmental data as sound, an Echo reporter turns Lake Michigan/Huron water levels into a sound communications strategy.
Michigan ranked the lowest among Great Lakes scores on its most recent scorecard from the Alliance for Water Efficiency. It received a mere 3 points out of the possible 40 for water efficiency and policy.
One of this gaggle of candidates will be president in January of 2017. Will he or she rise to a new standard of Great Lakes care?
Digging the right kind of ditch to drain farm fields can improve water quality hundreds of miles away.
A Milwaukee photographer hit the road with a mobile studio to capture images of people with unique connections to Lake Michigan. Check out our interactive map.
The summit spurs water management discussions and launches an initiative by three regional universities to look at water through a lens of the humanities rather than engineering.
