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Waste

Documentary searches for hope in nuclear waste

By Brooke Kansier | July 24, 2015

The film explores the science and controversy of Canada’s search for a Great Lakes-area underground storage site for spent nuclear fuel that could take 250,000 years to safely decay.

Wildlife

Great whites in the Great Lakes? Bull shark!

By Brooke Kansier | July 23, 2015

It likely would be a bull shark if any shark ever cruised the sweetwater seas.

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Water

Michigan company using algae to reduce use of livestock antibiotics

By WKAR Current State | July 22, 2015

A Michigan company’s innovative use of algae could help clean wastewater and reduce the use of livestock antibiotics.

Measuring ecological wealth
Waste

Great Lakes states are in ecological debt

By Kevin Duffy | July 20, 2015

The nation hit Ecological Deficit Day recently, thanks in part to the Great Lakes states that use more resources than they regenerate.

Wildlife

Come tour the bug house

By Greg Monahan | July 20, 2015

More than 3,000 people a year learn about native Michigan insects and exotic bugs from around the world at Michigan State University’s Bug House.

Water

Tracking a herd of Great Lakes elephants

By Gary Wilson | July 17, 2015

If you’re going to praise politicians, you have a responsibility to criticize them too. Too often Great Lakes advocates are like referees who swallow their whistles, afraid to make the tough calls.

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Center grows food businesses

By Guest Contributor | July 16, 2015

Kitchen incubator gives entrepreneurs a leg up.

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Wildlife

Climate signals boreal bird movement

By Kevin Duffy | July 15, 2015

Citizen science research is helping tell the story of one small songbird and its offbeat migration behavior.

Water

Michigan maps out 30-year water plan

By WKAR Current State | July 14, 2015

Director of Michigan’s Office of the Great Lakes Jon Allan explains the state’s 30 year blueprint for protecting water resources.

Heavy rains flood Lake Erie
Water

Lake Erie algae forecast is grim

By Karen Schaefer | July 13, 2015

That doesn’t necessarily mean there will be more water shutdowns like the one in Toledo last year.

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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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