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Water

Mirroring images of the Great Lakes

By David Poulson | January 5, 2016

Engineers aren’t the only ones who have reversed the flow of a river. Check out what cartographers have done to make maximum use of limited space and technology.

Land

Scientists seek to sic microbes on invasive plants

By admin | January 4, 2016

They’ve already used insects. Now they are enlisting the help of another kind of bug.

Nearshore

Road trip: a Superior roadside view

By Colleen Otte | December 31, 2015

Check out this Superior road trip. Got a favorite road trip in the Great Lakes region? Nominate it to be considered for a spin on Echo.

Echo

Looking back: Top stories of 2015

By Kevin Duffy | December 30, 2015

A rundown of the most clicked on stories produced by Echo in 2015.

Climate

Road agencies see savings if Michigan’s winter proves mild

By Michael Kransz | December 29, 2015

They could channel money otherwise spent on salt to road repair.

Water

Who are those who quietly toil for the Great Lakes?

By Gary Wilson | December 28, 2015

Thomas Hardy and the Tao Te Ching point the way.

Echo

Indiana court upholds public right to walk — and sunbathe — on Lake Michigan shore

By Alexis Andiman | December 23, 2015

The court determined Monday that citizens’ rights extend beyond the water to an administratively established boundary on the shore, regardless of beach ownership.

Energy

Judge throws out challenge to fracking on public land in Ohio

By Eric Freedman | December 22, 2015

Lawyer for conservation district argues that conservation includes natural resource management and not only preservation.

Recreation

Trust fund awards $28 million for Michigan public lands projects

By Yuehan Liu | December 21, 2015

Royalties from oil and natural gas drilling support Michigan recreation projects.

Wildlife

Road work counts roadkill

By Eric Freedman | December 18, 2015

Survey tallies animals killed by traffic through international conservation corridor. Turtles and snakes are in greatest peril.

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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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