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Energy

Illinois energy company exec imprisoned for cheating federal government

By Eric Freedman | June 23, 2016

Sentencing document says solar company fraud was driven by gambling and desire to live in $3 million home.

Great Lakes
Water

Analyzing the Waukesha decision

By WKAR Current State | June 22, 2016

All eight of the Great Lakes states have given their blessing to Waukesha, Wisconsin, to tap Lake Michigan water.

camping

State parks invest in upgrades to attract new campers, save money

By Josh Bender | June 21, 2016

They include upgraded utilities and new programs to teach camping skills.

Contaminants

Illinois contractor charged with illegally removing asbestos.

By Eric Freedman | June 20, 2016

Indictment says he hired untrained worker to illegally strip asbestos pipe insulation from vacant buildings and demolished one building with asbestos still in it.

Energy

Lake Erie wind farm gets $40 million in federal funding

By Josh Bender | June 17, 2016

It will be the nation’s second off-shore wind farm and the first one in freshwater.

deer

Of wolves, deer, maples and wildflowers

By Eric Freedman | June 16, 2016

Researchers link the fate of plants to the presence of wolves

Homepage Featured

Diving into (sweetwater) sea of data could help Great Lakes, win you money

By Eamon Devlin | June 15, 2016

Drowning in data? Come up with an app or other product that uses one of the myriads of Great Lakes data sets and you can win up to $5,000. Categories include invasive species, water quality and climate change.

Diving

Researchers look to the sky to peer underwater

By Colleen Otte | June 14, 2016

Sunken ships leave sediment trails that can be tracked by satellite. The new method of locating shipwrecks could improve Great Lakes maritime research.

Echo

Reclaiming the pecan’s roots for the Midwest

By admin | June 13, 2016

Once called the “Illinois nut,” the pecan is now a pride of the south.

Wildlife

Health of minnows improving on industrial river

By Josh Bender | June 10, 2016

But gender ratio, deformities and reproduction remain a concern on Indiana’s Grand Calumet.

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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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