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Water

Searching for woodland fairies and fingernail clams

By admin | January 19, 2016

We explore vernal pools in the latest edition of the Great Lakes Echo podcast, Echos.

Water

Harnessing a market for Lake Erie water quality

By Morgan Linn | January 18, 2016

The Great Lakes Commission is developing a trading system to help industry and farmers reduce Lake Erie pollution.

Echo

Book explores Michigan’s shadow villages and ghost towns

By Capital News Service and Eric Freedman | January 15, 2016

Retired librarian resurrects their past, tells their stories.

Water

Microbeads ban

By Guest Contributor | January 13, 2016

A Petoskey News-Review podcast follow-up on the microbeads ban.

Wildlife

Ohio court says bobcat can be a housecat

By Eric Freedman | January 13, 2016

The state Court of Appeals says that the cat is not covered by the law sparked by the 2011 release of 56 dangerous wild animals, including lions, wolves, bears, tigers and a baboon.

Land

Speed scouting for soybean aphids saves farmers time, money

By Kelly vanFrankenhuyzen | January 12, 2016

The new technique for spotting the invasive bugs could boost efficiency, but farmers haven’t been quick to adopt it.

Echo

Investigating environmental soundscapes

By Kayla Smith | January 11, 2016

Environmental sounds of the Great Lakes region produce scientific analysis, guitar-playing finches and a spiritual balance.

Wildlife

Bat recovery slow from white-nose syndrome

By admin | January 8, 2016

That’s not good for margarita lovers as bats are one of the largest global pollinators of agave.

Water

Acid trip: Great Lakes could face similar acidification risk as the seas

By | January 7, 2016

Acidification is not just for oceans–the Great Lakes could acidify, too, as our carbon emissions increase. Here’s why you should take note.

Waste

Digital map tracks factory farm environmental violations

By admin | January 6, 2016

The map uses Michigan as the model for other states.

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About Great Lakes Echo

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

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