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Healthy ravines for healthy watersheds

By admin | July 25, 2016

The Great Lakes and the ravines that surround them share more than just a common geographic genealogy.

Climate

Wisconsin, Michigan attorneys general call Exxon climate change investigation a grave mistake

By Andy Balaskovitz | July 22, 2016

They sign a letter that states that if minimizing the risks of climate change represents fraud then so, too, does “exaggerating” the risks of climate change.

Agriculture

Craft beer fuels Michigan hop binge

By Josh Bender | July 21, 2016

State now ranks fourth in producing important beer ingredient.

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Shining lights on Great Lakes history

By Josh Bender | July 19, 2016

Recent addition of three beacons brings total to 144 Great Lakes lighthouses on National Register of Historic Places.

Recreation

Poached Canadian bear, wolf get Wisconsin hunters in hot water

By Eric Freedman | July 18, 2016

Boasts on Facebook lead to conviction.

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Park wars: The force is with public trust in Chicago lakefront fight

By Gary Wilson | July 15, 2016

City’s mayor joins George Lucas on public policy’s dark side.

Air

New York judge sentences developer in asbestos case

By Eric Freedman | July 14, 2016

Workers uncertified in asbestos removal said they were offered cash to remove the material when a container company refused to dump it.

Recreation

Trail segment installed at Sleeping Bear

By Hannah Brenner | July 13, 2016

Environmental precautions taken when constructing the 27-mile-long route.

Podcasts

Smaller algae bloom forecast for Lake Erie

By Karen Schaefer | July 12, 2016

But it could have been smaller. Studies indicate lingering effects of phosphorus from last year’s record-breaker.

Forests

Hope for ash

By Colleen Otte | July 11, 2016

The emerald ash borer has killed big trees and plenty of them. And while forests are unlikely to recover those numbers, experts say that when big trees die, insect numbers drop. That gives at least a chance of survival for new seedlings in pure stands of ash where other trees cannot take over.

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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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